In various scenes the protagonist frees the usurper Bruno, turns a horse into straw, and creates a castle in the air for the Duke of Vanholt, but after he gives Benvolio stag horns, the latter gets revenge on him by cutting off his head.
This work's protagonist stops short of reading 1st John 1:9, leading to his acceptance of the teachings of Cornelius and Valdes. In a subplot, Rafe and Robin are nearly killed for stealing a Vintner's cup. In various scenes the protagonist frees the usurper Bruno, turns a horse into straw, and creates a castle in the air for the Duke of Vanholt, but after he gives Benvolio stag horns, the latter gets revenge on him by cutting off his head. After regenerating, he wastes his last chance to turn back by conjuring Helen of Troy. FTP, name this drama about a scholar who signs away his soul to Mephistophilis, a work by Christopher Marlowe.
This work's protagonist stops short of reading 1st John 1:9, leading to his acceptance of the teachings of Cornelius and Valdes.
The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus