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| Question | Answer |
| Wagner (Critic) | "Marlowe's Faustus is anything but a hero" |
| Payne (Critic) | "All the serious scenes of Faustus eminently excite both pity and terror" |
| Tayne (Critic) | "Faustus is wholly engrossed in the present" |
| Maxwell (Critic) | "Faustus is everyman" |
| Desire for knowledge Morality Play | "his waxen winds did mount above his reach" Pro |
| Desire Knowledge Sin | "Oh this feeds my soul" Act 2 |
| Damnation Morality | "Hopeless Soul" Act 5 |
| Gothic Damnation Sin Turning away from God | "Offer the lukewarm blood of new born babes" Act 2 |
| Damnation Desire for knowledge Desire to Sin | "Had I as many souls as stars,/ I'd give them all for Mephistopheles" |
| Gothic Redemption Faith | "My blood congeals, and I can write no more" Act 2 |
| Redemption Morality Play | "leave these frivolous demands" Act 2 |
| Redemption Faith Miracle play | "lay that damned book down" |
| Faith Religion Morality | "his faith his great; I cannot touch his soul" |
| Religion Redemption Knowledge | "Christ did call the thief upon the cross" Act 4 |
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