Homonym: Mr. Scratch (Demon)
Mr. Scratch is a fictional character often associated with folklore and literature, representing a devil or trickster figure. He is commonly depicted as a suave and charming individual who tempts people into making deals that lead to their downfall. This character has appeared in various stories, including the play "The Devil and Daniel Webster," where he embodies the concept of selling one's soul for personal gain.
In popular culture, Mr. Scratch is sometimes linked to the broader theme of the Faustian bargain, where individuals trade their integrity or morality for power, wealth, or success. His character serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of greed and the allure of temptation.