Lines of poetry written about this character describe him as "lovely as the lily-chalice to the somber sun unfolded.
Lines of poetry written about this character describe him as "lovely as the lily-chalice to the somber sun unfolded." Mark Twain's last unfinished work is about a nephew of this figure of the same name who lives in an Austrian village. In another appearance, this figure is complemented by a statue of Don Gonzalo, who is arguing with Don Juan in a play by (*) George Bernard Shaw. This figure is also encountered by Jabez Stone in the guise of Mr. Scratch, but in another appearance, he famously declares that it's better to rule in hell than serve in heaven. For 10 points, name this figure who argues with Daniel Webster and who is the hero of Milton's Paradise Lost.
Lines of poetry written about this character describe him as "lovely as the lily-chalice to the somber sun unfolded.
{Satan} or the {Devil} [accept reasonable equivalents]