The correct answers are: avoid responsibility
, bargain with God
, and escape from Lucifer's punishment.
Faustus sold his soul to the Devil in order to gain all knowledge in the world. He was greedy for knowledge and experiences, rather than money and fame, but he still agreed to sell his soul to Mephistopheles. In the end, when his time came, he wanted to avoid his responsibility of having to go to Hell with the Devil so he tried to bargain with God, however, it was futile.
A) Aviod Responsibility and B.) Bargain with God -------- Now, instead of pleading for more time before his demise, he wishes for a time limit on
his suffering. He pleads to God requesting that, after spending a thousand or even a hundred
thousand years in hell, he might be saved from his misery.
After discussing my analysis with a partner, I had a clearer understanding of the connection between the message, purpose, and claim. I also better understood how the author used rhetorical strategies to develop the claim.
