This character sings, “My mother...killed me,” “my father...ate me” in a disturbing song based on the folktale “The Juniper Tree.” In the “Cathedral Scene,” a chorus chants lines from the “Dies Irae” that punctuate this character’s dialogue with a reproachful “Evil Spirit.” While undressing for bed, this character sings about the King of (-5[1])Thule before discovering an enchanting box of (*) jewels. This character’s lover has a vision of her after seeing a mouse appear in a witch’s mouth while dancing at the top of the Blocksberg. A voice from Heaven announces, “She is saved” after this character refuses to (10[2])escape from (-5[1])prison, where she awaits her execution for drowning her newborn child. For (-5[1])10 points, name this lover of the title scientist from Goethe’s Faust. ■END■