
Complete plays and poems by Marlowe, including Faustus, Tamburlaine, and Edward II—ambition, tragedy, and fierce blank verse.
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Complete plays and poems by Marlowe, including Faustus, Tamburlaine, and Edward II—ambition, tragedy, and fierce blank verse.
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will contain mild spoilers
Erotic seduction in Hero and Leander; sensual Ovid elegies
Massacres, battles, poisonings; brutal murder of Edward II
Period oaths and blasphemous speech, chiefly in Faustus
Tavern drinking and court revelry in several plays
Edward II centers on the king's relationship with Gaveston
Christian damnation central to Faustus; religious war themes
No fantasy magic present
Faustus's demonic pact, Mephistopheles, and necromancy
Ambition and power politics; anti-Jewish portrayal in Jew of Malta
Dido's suicide; despair and self-destruction in Faustus
Torture, conquest cruelty, and Edward II's sustained abuse
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