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Faust is torn between his love for Röschen and his desire for Kunigunde, who is betrothed to Count Hugo. Faust makes a pact with Mephistopheles and rescues Kunigunde from the knight Gulf. He gives her a love potion at her wedding celebration; Hugo challenges him to a duel, and Faust kills him and flees. Röschen drowns herself in despair, and Mephistopheles drags Faust to Hell.
Jessonda, a rajah’s widow, is ordered to die on his funeral pyre. Nadori, the young Brahmin sent to deliver the order, loves her sister Amazili and vows to save Jessonda. Portuguese general Tristan d’Acunha discovers that she was his former love; after a breach of the truce gives him an opening, he rescues her before the chief Brahmin can carry out the sacrifice.
Faust is torn between his love for Röschen and his desire for Kunigunde, who is betrothed to Count Hugo. Faust makes a pact with Mephistopheles and rescues Kunigunde from the knight Gulf. He gives her a love potion at her wedding celebration; Hugo challenges him to a duel, and Faust kills him and flees. Röschen drowns herself in despair, and Mephistopheles drags Faust to Hell.
Jessonda, a rajah’s widow, is ordered to die on his funeral pyre. Nadori, the young Brahmin sent to deliver the order, loves her sister Amazili and vows to save Jessonda. Portuguese general Tristan d’Acunha discovers that she was his former love; after a breach of the truce gives him an opening, he rescues her before the chief Brahmin can carry out the sacrifice.