In the second part of this play, the protagonist has a son named Euphorion, but that son with Helen of Troy eventually dies.
In the second part of this play, the protagonist has a son named Euphorion, but that son with Helen of Troy eventually dies. The Homunculus is destroyed during the revelry of Walpurgis Night, and the title character's companion helps save the emperor. While walking with his assistant Wagner, the title character is followed home by a black poodle who is not what he seems. The title character of this play also uses his companion's aid to seduce a girl who is later imprisoned for murdering her child, Gretchen. FTP name this play by Goethe ["gur-tah"] about a man who sells his soul to Mephistopheles.
In the second part of this play, the protagonist has a son named Euphorion, but that son with Helen of Troy eventually dies.
{Faust}