49 dundee lane southamptonĭoctor Faustus: Chorus 4–Epilogue SparkNotesĭoctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe Summary and Analysis - Lit Pri…ĭoctor Faustus Act 5 Scene 2 Summary Course Hero Faustus enters with scholars discussing who is the most beautiful woman in the world. He doesn't understand why Faustus continues to feast and to carouse if he is so near death. Wagner enters with the news that Faustus is soon to die because he has given all of his goods and properties to his servants.
Faustus's fall, they say, is a lesson to the wise. After observing that "the branch that might have grown full straight" (we're looking at you, Faustus) has been cut down, they launch into the moral of the story. WebOnce the ending of the play is all tied up and Faustus has been carted off to hell, the Chorus appears yet again for one last hurrah. Faustus willingly agrees to sell his horse but warns the horse-courser that he must never ride the horse into water. Suddenly, a horse-courser enters and wants to know if Faustus will sell his horse for forty dollars.
Faustus begins to be concerned that the end of his allotted time is drawing near.
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