Good & Evil Angel Flashcards

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What do the angels represent?

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Faustus’ inner conflict and conscience.

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When do they often appear?

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Appear at moments Faustus is unwavering - when Meph leaves stage & is alone.

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Who is the Good Angel an extension of?

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God/Old Man - Dramatic representation of God’s truth; stresses the idea of free will & the possibility of forgiveness.

AO3 - Luteranism

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What does the Evil Angel promote?

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Like Meph, Evil Angel tempts Faustus w/ knowledge, power and fame; stresses that Faustus is incapable of gaining repentance.

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“Heap Gods _____ _____ _____ _____ _____”

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Heavy wrath upon thy head

Anger {A1SC1}

Personification of God’s Anger = Marlowe depicts God’s anger (at Faustus temptation to sin) as a tangible weighty & oppressive force.

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“Read, read the _____”

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Scriptures

Repeated imperatives pushes Faustus away from renaissance inquisitiveness and back to medieval doctrine. {A1SC1}

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“Famous _____”
“_____ treasury”
“Be thoun on __________as _____ is in the sky”

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art
natures
Earth/Jove

Imitates the hubris of Faustus’ first soliloquy.

Classical allusion to King Of Roman God.
Evil Angel promises Faustus notoriety, wealth and power.

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“_____ _____ leave that _____ _____”

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Imperative suggests Faustus controls his own will and is not yet damned.

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“Fruits of _____”

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Lunacy

Metaphor - Suggests that believing in repentance is a form of foolish indulgence and a product of the madness.

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“_____ Faustus”

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Sweet

Adjective - Conveys how Faustus is defined by an innate sense of purity and goodness.

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“_____ & _____”

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Honour/Wealth

Evil angel manipulates Faustus w/ promise of superficial temptations (as before)

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“Of _____?”

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Wealth

Repetition of Evil Angel’s words - being swayed and tempted by evil angel.

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“Devils _____ _____ _____ to _____”

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Shall
Tear
Thee
Pieces

Parallels Meph threat of mortal punishment - piecemeal tear thy flesh (Act 5)

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“Repent, and they _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ !

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Shall
Never
Raze
Thy
Skin

Marlowe signals which angel has more significance w/ Faustus’ conflicted state of mind by having this angel speak last.

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“Seek to save my _____ _____ “

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Distressed
Soul

Sibilance to convey title characters breathless sense of pain.

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