This character mistakes the lemures digging his grave for workers from his land reclamation project. That vision occurs after the "Midnight" scene where Care's breath blinds him. After this character kills Valentine and causes his lover to poison her mother, his lover drowns their newborn child. The death of Euphorion causes another of his lovers, Helen of Troy, to vanish. For seeking the "eternal-feminine", this character's soul is rescued by angels and led into heaven by the soul of Gretchen. 
This character mistakes the lemures digging his grave for workers from his land reclamation project. That vision occurs after the "Midnight" scene where Care's breath blinds him. After this character kills Valentine and causes his lover to poison her mother, his lover drowns their newborn child. The death of Euphorion causes another of his lovers, Helen of Troy, to vanish. For seeking the "eternal-feminine", this character's soul is rescued by angels and led into heaven by the soul of Gretchen. For 10 points, name this character who in search of pure happiness makes a deal with Mephistopheles in a two-part play by Goethe.
This character mistakes the lemures digging his grave for workers from his land reclamation project.
Heinrich {Faust} [accept Henry {Faust}, I suppose; do not accept “Doctor Faustus”]