When asked if he believes in God, a character in this play describes the earth's mystery and concludes: "I have no name for it.
When asked if he believes in God, a character in this play describes the earth's mystery and concludes: "I have no name for it. The feeling's all there is". A character in this play donates to a priest a box of jewels that was left in the bottom of her daughter's closet by a suitor. Another character in this play produces wine from holes in a tablecloth, but the wine catches on fire when spilled. At the end of this play, an angelic chorus sings "She is saved" about an imprisoned woman. This play's protagonist stabs the soldier Valentine and climbs the Harz mountains to attend a Walpurgisnight. This play's antagonist first appears as a black poodle before helping the protagonist woo Gretchen. For 10 points, name this play by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe about a scholar who sells his soul to Mephistopheles.
When asked if he believes in God, a character in this play describes the earth's mystery and concludes: "I have no name for it.
Faust: The First Part of the Tragedy [or Faust. Der Tragödie erster Teil]