... the world; his interests are not solely evil but selfish. When Faustus begins to doubt his future, Lucifer produces the seven deadly sins, including pride and covetousness. These sins impress Faustus rather than deter him, revealing his inclination towards evil tendencies. He sees a promise for his future in the seven sins. As his studies with Mephistopheles pay off, Faustus uses his powers to impress ... true to this day. Several scholars and literary critics have attempted the comparison between Marlowe and William Shakespeare. Some argue that Marlowe influenced Shakespeare, while othe...

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