This novel's protagonist must cross the River of Death, fights the demon Apollyon, and, with Faithful, travels to Vanity Fair on his journey.
In the first part of this novel, the title character stops at the Interpreter's House, where he learns about scripture, and is accompanied by Hopeful, while in the second part another protagonist is assisted by Great-Heart. This novel's protagonist must cross the River of Death, fights the demon Apollyon, and, with Faithful, travels to Vanity Fair on his journey. That protagonist is Christian, who appears in the author's dream. For 10 points, name this religious allegory by John Bunyan.
In the first part of this novel, the title character stops at the Interpreter's House, where he learns about scripture, and is accompanied by Hopeful, while in the second part another protagonist is assisted by Great-Heart.
The {Pilgrim's Progress} From This World to That Which is to Come