Faust - The First Part of the Tragedy, Lines 2528-4630 Summary & Analysis

This Study Guide consists of approximately 33 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Faust.

Faust - The First Part of the Tragedy, Lines 2528-4630 Summary & Analysis

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The First Part of the Tragedy, Lines 2528-4630 Summary

Street: Faust, Margaret Passing By

Faust and Mephisto are on the street as a beautiful young girl passes by. The girl is a maid, yet appears striking to Faust's eye. Faust tells Mephisto that he must have the girl. Mephisto says the girl has just returned from confession and is free of sin - Mephisto has no hold over her. Faust wants to go after the girl; Mephisto says Faust must be more cunning in his ways.

Evening: A Small Neat Room

Margaret sits in her room and thinks about the man she saw on the street. Mephisto and Faust enter the room, unseen. Faust leaves a box of jewels for Margaret, the girl also known as Gretchen.

Faust questions what has happened to him, why he has been...

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