A pact with the devil (a deal with the devil or a good deal) is an agreement with evil, in the form of the devil, often (as in the story of Faust) with the paradoxical intention of reaching a higher good otherwise hindered. The nature of an agreement is a risky dwelling, so at the heart of the objections to such a thing lie the question: what is the person who deals with the agreement with the devil? The person may avoid being captured or damaged. The agreement strengthens the devil; Is the greatest good compromised and always inaccessible? A deal with the devil doesn`t mean there`s satanic worship! An agreement is an agreement between the opponents. Faust is independent; Faust does not worship the gods, if at all, perhaps he would like to overcome them or become himself a.1 He would not worship the devil. Faust`s pact with Mephisto (circa 1840), by Julius Nisle.The pacts with the devil are signed in blood, which means that the person concerned is the object that is the subject of a tender, and that this is not an ordinary agreement. (From the manuscript of Wolfenb-tteler. “Historia and the story of Dr. Jean Faustus.) Wagner. Unfortunately, poor slave! see as poverty in his nudity I! The villain is naked, out of service and so hungry that I know he would give his soul to the devil for a sheep on his shoulder, even if it was bloodthirsty. A pact with the devil is a dangerous thing, because the only thing the devil wants is the soul of man, and he will do everything to get it: he will lie, cheat and cheat. It is a very rare person who can do once with the devil, can avoid corrupting and evil himself, ruining the “good” he once does.

The “Good Deal with the Devil” forms the pattern number M210 and “Man sells soul to devil” pattern number M211 in Stith Thompson`s pattern index of folk literature. [1] Director: Jan Vankmajer, 1994 – The raw material of Vankmajer`s film is the legend of faust; including traditional Czech versions of puppets, this film production uses a variety of cinematic formats, such as stop-motion photography animation and sound animation. In Murnau`s version of history, the aging bearded scholar and alchemist, now disillusioned by a noticeable failure of his antidotal fluid dark in a phial, an alleged healing for the victims in his plague-stricken city, renounces his years of distress and study in alchemy. We see this despair as we watch him drag all his bound volumes with loads of arms on a growing pyre; He intends to burn everything. But a wind comes from the off screen that revolves around a few cabalistic sheets – one of the pages of books, sheets that are not yet on fire, one and another that suck the fist. Their words contain a recipe for summoning the terrible dark forces. Count Roget revealed that he had made a pact with a demon named Sargon to save his club. Instead, the demon held the whole club in a time loop and forced it to relive the fire that killed it every day. After the banished count Roget, the agreement was broken and the souls freed. [4] Faustian deals are demonic affairs in which mortals sign their souls in exchange for their desires such as power, wealth and success.