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I finished ‘The Master and Margarita’ by Milkhail Bulgakov last week and have some questions.
First, the first thing the audience is shown is a quote from Faust by Goethe. The quote being “ That power I serve that wills forever evil but does forever good”. What does this mean in context of the book?
Second, whilst I thoroughly enjoyed the Pontius Pilate parts, I can’t see their relevance to the present story. What’s the significance?
Third, where did the Master and Margarita go at the end? I couldn’t quite figure it out.
Thanks.
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First, the first thing the audience is shown is a quote from Faust by Goethe. The quote being “ That power I serve that wills forever evil but does forever good”. What does this mean in context of the book?
Second, whilst I thoroughly enjoyed the Pontius Pilate parts, I can’t see their relevance to the present story. What’s the significance?
Third, where did the Master and Margarita go at the end? I couldn’t quite figure it out.
Thanks.
#entertainment
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