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Faust as a Tragic Hero

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January 14, 2016

 

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The one major flaw that initiates his self-destruction is the fact that he feels he is extremely intelligent and can not be out witted. Faust is a man of privilege, his father having been a doctor and himself a respected scholar; but he is essentially a desperate character, continuously yearning for more than this world has to offer...
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He is an extremely well educated man as well as wise in the ways of the world. As a result of his exceeding knowledge he becomes grossly cynical in his old age. His quest for greater knowledge and power leads him into the realm of sorcery and witch craft. Faust's dealings with darkness eventually lead him to deal with the ruler of all that is wicked and deceitful, the devil himself...
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