One character in this work is sentenced to death after drowning her illegitimate child, but when she refuses to escape from prison, she earns salvation.
In a short scene set in a Cathedral in this play, an evil spirit stands behind a woman and torments her about her pregnancy while an organ plays and the chorus sings the Dies Irae. In the second part of this play, one character convinces the emperor to start using paper money with pictures of Simon Magus on it. One character in this work is sentenced to death after drowning her illegitimate child, but when she refuses to escape from prison, she earns salvation. In a later scene of this play, the (*) homunculus created by Wagner leads the protagonist to classical Walpurgisnacht. A poodle comes into the study of the protagonist and transforms into the antagonist at the start of this work, and the protagonist later seduces Gretchen with the help of Mephistopheles. For 10 points, name this tragedy based on a soul-selling legend by Goethe.
In a short scene set in a Cathedral in this play, an evil spirit stands behind a woman and torments her about her pregnancy while an organ plays and the chorus sings the Dies Irae.
Faust [accept things like "Faust: Part One" until "second part" is read]