Answer:
C. FAUST. Where art thou, Faustus? Wretch, what hast thou done! / Hell claims his right and with a roaring voice / Says “Faustus, come, thine hour is almost come!” / And Faustus will now come to do thee right!
Explanation:
Faustus starts to falter in his conviction to sell his spirit. The great holy messenger instructs him to relinquish his arrangement and "think of heaven, and heavenly things," however he rejects the great holy messenger's words, saying that God does not cherish him.
The great and wickedness blessed messengers show up, with the great one again asking Faustus to consider paradise, however the shrewd holy messenger persuades him that the riches he can increase through his arrangement with the villain merits the expense. Faustus at that point gets back to Mephastophilis, who reveals to him that Lucifer has acknowledged his idea of his spirit in return for twenty-four years of administration. Faustus asks Mephastophilis for what valid reason Lucifer needs his spirit, and Mephastophilis discloses to him that Lucifer looks to expand his kingdom and cause people to endure even as he endures.
