Everybody:

To Everybody: Everybody consists of Every body that is Everybody’s body.

To Somebody: For there to be a Everybody there must be at least Somebody and Somebody’s Somebody.

To Nobody: Every body in an Everybody must have Some body or that Everybody will have No body and be in effect a Nobody.

To Somebody to Nobody: Every body is Some body unless Somebody possesses No body.

To Nobody to Somebody: Every body that possess No body is a Nobody and not a Somebody with Some body.

Somebody:

To Somebody: Somebody is only a Somebody if they’re Somebody's Somebody.

To Nobody: If Somebody is not Somebody’s Somebody they are Nobody.

To Everybody: If Somebody is Somebody’s Somebody and Somebody’s Somebody is Somebody’s Somebody, Somebody’s Somebody and Somebody’s Somebody may be Everybody.

To Everybody to Nobody: Somebody and Somebody’s Somebody make an Everybody but Somebody’s Nobody and Somebody’s Somebody’s Nobody do not.

To Nobody to Everybody: Somebody’s Nobody may be Somebody’s Somebody’s Somebody but having only Some body they can not be Everybody’s Somebody.

Nobody:

To Nobody: Nobody can be Nobody’s Nobody because No body possesses No body.

To Everybody: Nobody can be Everybody if Every body possesses No body.

To Somebody: Nobody can be Nobody’s Somebody but that doesn’t mean that Nobody’s Somebody is a Somebody.

To Everybody to Somebody: No body can be Every body because Every body possesses Some body.

To Somebody to Everybody: Nobody can be Somebody if Some body is Every body as Some body is a Somebody too.