Quotes dr faustus

Question 1

“Thunder”
“Dragon appears brieflyabove”

Answer 1

Stage directions creates an ominous and disturbing sensation and the introduction to Faustus sins
The dragon stage directions helps faustus reassurance and help him think that it’s working

Question 2

The reward of sin is death and that’s hard

Answer 2

faustus finds it troubling to abide by gods rules highlighting his hubris and thinks it’s not in his human nature not to sin since we are human

Question 3

Come meohapotilihs let us dispute again

Answer 3

Faustus corrupted with Sin went from debating with scholars to Devils

Question 4

what power can hurt me Thou art is safe

Answer 4

Resarrueing himself that he’s able to gain all the knowflge and power in his existenting world
His hubris showing since his arrogance in being a ruler of the world

Question 5

Syndectic listing

Answer 5

Unpleasant Harsh Contemptible and vile
Childlike side of faustus
Since faustus Denied his obedience to god and hoped to capture his soul

Question 6

No faustus think of honour and wealth

Answer 6

Takes him take to being a tenaccince Man Thinks it’s a waste to not give in such an offer and wanting all the power in the world

Question 7

This word damnation terrifies him not

Question 8

O faustus leave this frivolous demands

Answer 8

Ironic even when warned from an authority of hell Faustus still decides to carry on with his plans

Question 9

That holy shape becomes a devils best

Answer 9

Sense of dominance and control thinks he’s powerful but in reality he’s not
Lack of fear to the idea of hell

Question 10

Elizabethan audience

Answer 10

Time of religious importance and catholic beliefs
Would be frightened to see faustus sold his soul and committed blasphemy

Question 11

Modern Auidence

Answer 11

Outlandish since the modern day have already seen behaviour similar to this portrayed on the media

Question 12

Symbolism

Answer 12

“I’ll become the great emporer of the world

Question 13

Tripling

Answer 13

Of power of Honour of Omnipotence
Showing how faustus believes he has endless wisdom and authority

Question 14

Fatale flaw

Question 15

Renaccince humanism

Answer 15

Civic virtues when realizing a persons full potential when faustus decides to study necromancy

Not seen as blasphemous since they are still praying to god
Spread around europe in the 15 century

Question 16

Agnorisis

Answer 16

When something goes wrong and realises
When faustus draws his blood realising it was a warning from god and to not sell his soul

Question 17

Seven deadly sins

Question 18

Vitenburg is also a place known of Humanism

Answer 18

Faustus Being a renaissance man

Question 19

Marlow suggests that

Question 20

Critics suggest

Answer 20

Dr faustus is a Victim by god as a calvinist text Suggests he can only gain mercy if he has the ability to do so