In this work, man is described as "more brutish than any brute" and all human souls are called to be in a constant state of "becoming." The soldier Valentine challenges the ti
In this work, man is described as "more brutish than any brute" and all human souls are called to be in a constant state of "becoming." The soldier Valentine challenges the title character to a duel over a loss of honor, which arose from that title character's ability to woo Gretchen thanks to the powers of Mephistopheles. For ten points, name this story in two parts about a German scholar and his dealings with the Devil, written by Goethe [GUR-tha].
In this work, man is described as "more brutish than any brute" and all human souls are called to be in a constant state of "becoming."
{Faust}