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''Would you remove all trees and living things from the world to realise your fantasy of basking in naked light?''|'''Woland'''}}

 

* [[Intellectual Animal]]: Behemoth, though he is actually a demon in the form of a large black cat.

* [[Literary Agent Hypothesis]]: Woland says it most blatantly in the first chapter, but the story of Yeshua itself suggests that the Gospels are portrayed in the novel as highly fictionalized [[Memetic Mutation]] of real events, which are themselves revealed through the Master's novel. Matthew Levi, in particular, is likely supposed to become Matthew the Evangelist, and Yeshua himself asserts this:

* [[Loveable Rogue]]: Korovyev and Behemoth.

* [[Lou Cypher]]: In German folk legend, Woland is an old nickname for the Devil, and Mephistopheles in Goethe's ''Faust'' goes one time by this moniker.