in Christopher Marlowe's the tragical history of doctor Faustus what do the good and bad Angels symbolize

In Christopher Marlowe's The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, what do the good and bad angels symbolize?

The answer is - D.

The forces of good and evil that torment all humans. The Good angel represents Faustus's desire to repent.

The Bad Angel represents his desire to keep right on sinning.

D

Explanation:

The good and bad angels are characters that whisper in Faustus' ears to try to show him what is right for the two of them based on their terms. Faustus' hesitant mind does not allow him to make a decision quickly in accordance with human dubitative nature. It was believed that the forces of good and evil tormented all humans. The angels are an allegorical representation of these external forces that have great influence on the life of human individuals and their decisions. The good angel symbolizes the path of God and his laws whereas the bad angel incites a path of sin. What the ambitious doctor, who has excelled all academic disciplines, wants is to be free from these forces that lead human lives.