Homonym: the devil (Temptation)
The devil is often depicted as a malevolent figure in various religious and cultural traditions. In Christianity, he is commonly associated with temptation and sin, representing the opposition to God and goodness. The devil is frequently portrayed as a fallen angel, originally created by God but cast out due to rebellion.
In literature and folklore, the devil is sometimes characterized by a cunning and deceptive nature, often tempting individuals to stray from moral paths. This figure can be found in many stories, such as Faust and Paradise Lost, where he embodies the struggle between good and evil, influencing human choices and actions.