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How does Christopher Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus' differ fundamentally from medieval morality plays like 'Everyman'?
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- 1It portrays the protagonist as a villain in making rather than a tragic hero.
- 2It emphasizes salvation after rigorous punishment rather than through divine mercy.
- 3It denies comic reconciliation by concluding with the protagonist's absolute damnation.✓
- 4It concludes with divine forgiveness despite all faults as Faustus emerges like the prodigal son.
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It denies comic reconciliation by concluding with the protagonist's absolute damnation.
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