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Karen notices new neighbors moving in and hopes to welcome them, but a busy schedule prevents her from following her impulse. Lisa, the new neighbor, is pregnant and confined to her home on bed rest. She struggles with feeling homesick and lonely.

An Everyman character delivers three brief monologues. After each one, two or three guilt figures with small black slates mark down his "sins" while saying, "God is gonna get you for that!" Guilt-ridden Everyman has finally had enough and he cries out to God only to discover that instead of "getting him, " God forgives him. The guilt figures disappear and Everyman discovers in their place a large clean slate.

These are two monologues, either of which could stand alone. The first story is told by the woman caught in adultery (John 8), though it is some time after the fact. She has just witnessed Jesus' crucifixion, especially ironic because there was nothing she could do to help him even though his encounter with her spared her life. She recounts the shame of that day, the travesty of justice, and the tenderness of Jesus who forgave her sin. She kno...

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