Paradise Lost
In John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost there are a series of themes that are presented either in an implicit or explicit way that brings the reader to want to read on. The characters capture the reader's undivided attention, in the sense that one begins to feel for them even if they are the Devil. As in most tragedies their exist a hero in which that hero falls due to pride. In Paradise Lost the hero would be Satan in the sense that he makes a conscious decision to not bow down to the Son of God, or God because he thinks himself equal to him. But the actual heroes are Adam and Eve because they have acknowledged their faults and have learned from them. Satan breaks from God's rule and demonstrates independence from God and his host of angels. In an attempt to become God, Satan has in his own form become a creator. He has taken the worst of a situation and turned it in his favor. Satan's heroism is found in his determination to carry out a deed (whether it bee good or bad) and succeed, but his deeds are aimless and he lets his anger out on beings that had nothing to do with his fall. Consequently, his deed was to turn God's purest and most treasured creatures, into corrupted beings as a form or revenge. Satan is more th
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Approximate Word count = 1873
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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