Sunday special

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Thinking activity  Dr. Faustus : a play by marlo
       Q-1  then play directed by matter dunster for global theater ends with this scene  .What does it signify?
       Ans:1
           
                       In the last scene of the play directed  by mathew dunster for globe Theatre it signifies that after taking the soul of Dr . Faustus lucifer become more powerful.  We can see this thing to see the wide wings of Lucifer.  It signifies that at the end of the play evil  wins against the god.  It also shows that when we doing something wrong against the god and we doesn't represent it.  We leads towards tragic end. 

Q-2 is god present in the play?  If yes,  where and?

         Ans:2
                        In this play we can tell that god  is present in the good angle.  Good angle thou last lost celestial happiness.  Plessanes unspeakable,  bills without end hadst thou affected sweet , livinity hell or  the  devil  had  no power.  So we can say that god is come in good angle.
Q-3 what reading and interpretation can be given to this image with reference to center theme of the play Dr. Faustus?

          Ans:3
               


This  picture of Daedalus  and  lcarus  is greek  
My thology. In this Daedalus was the father of lcarus Daedalus create gigantic wings using branches of asier and connected them with wax.  He taught  lcarus  how to fly but told him to keep away from the sun because the heart would make the wax melt  destroying the wings. 

                Although he was warned by Daedalus.  Lcarus was  too young and too enthusiastic about flying lcarus  lgnores his father warning and reach  near the sun and wax  was designed and he fall dowe and drown in to the sea.  So he was responsible  for his own fall.  Similarly in this play Dr.  Faustus ignored the warrnings of good angle old man,  good friends,  and his own inner voice but he ignored them and sold his soul to Mephistopheles to become more powerful them god and get more knowledge so this thing is common in both in mother and in play Dr.  Faustus . 

Q-4 how do you interpret this painting? 
               Ans: 4
                       

          This painting in a ship is sailing ahead a farmer is sailing ahead,  a farmer is ploughing the land and an angel is  basy with fisher but the painting Peter Bruegel the elder,  has perfectly  minimized a tragic incident.  In the lower right corner we can see that a person's is drowning in wather he is none other than lcarus a son of Daedalus.  Father makes waxen wings told son not to fly closer to the San,  but lcarus goes flying higher and higher.  This picture makes as think how the dynamic of the time change. 
Q-5  read this article by bagat singh in light of  the arguments made by bhagat singh in this article , can you rewrite last monologue of Dr. Faustus? 
            Ans:5 
           He wrote last monologue of doctor  Faustus it is being proud of my iodes and my 
thoughts strengthen ing my belief in god and by offering prayers to him every day because l an atheist.  Then haven stop not till you ehd up your clock Faustus so god can not save my life

Q-6 summarise articles discussed in the class. 
          Ans: 6 
         Marlo and god  - tragic theology of Dr.  Faustus Robert ornstein has present some points of marlo paly Dr.  Faustus    . Was not June to think of good angle and bad angle knowledge about  Marlo art and Alizabeth then were early reading  we see Dr.  Faustus difference  . In Marlo play heroes different ,  blasphemous doice of black magic is a speaking beginnings in Dr.  Faustus. 

      Thank you. . .. 
                                         

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