In this work, the title character is entertained at Auerbach's Cellar, and is then taken to the Witch's Kitchen.
In this work, the title character is entertained at Auerbach's Cellar, and is then taken to the Witch's Kitchen. The title character's frustration is expressed in this play's "Prologue in Heaven." Wagner works on creating a human being, the Homunculus, in this work. The title character drinks a potion that takes thirty years off of his life and seduces Gretchen, and he later has a son Euphorion with Helen of Troy. For 10 points each, name this play in which the title scholar gives his soul to Mephistopheles, a play by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
In this work, the title character is entertained at Auerbach's Cellar, and is then taken to the Witch's Kitchen.
Faust