book IX
Eve eats the forbidden fruit in Book 9 of Paradise Lost by John Milton.
In the Bible, Eve commits the first sin in the Book of Genesis. May this answer help you not to follow in her footsteps and to worship God forever. Amen.
Paradise Lost
They lost their home which is the paradise and they had lost their chance to live forever.
Yes, Eve as the "fairest flower" in Paradise Lost is a metaphor representing her beauty and purity, akin to a delicate and precious bloom in a garden. This metaphor emphasizes Eve's innocence and attractiveness within the context of the story.
Satan
There are three notable falls in "Paradise Lost": Lucifer's fall from Heaven, Adam and Eve's fall from grace in eating from the Tree of Knowledge, and the fall of humankind from Paradise as a result of their disobedience.
The main characters in "Paradise Lost" by John Milton are God, Satan, Adam, and Eve. God is the creator of all. Satan is a fallen angel who rebels against God. Adam and Eve are the first humans created by God.
"lost paradise" is not something physical but it is referring to the action of paradise being lost. God made Adam and eve and put them into the paradise and they could eat all the fruit they wanted to they could play with the animals all they wanted; god had only 1 rule: do not eat the tree of good and bad. They could have all the other trees in the paradise just leave that 1 alone. God said if you eat it then in the very day of you eating it you will die; that's how paradise was lost.
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Gabriel is depicted in "Paradise Lost" as the angel who guards the gates of Eden after Adam and Eve are expelled. He is responsible for driving the couple out of Paradise and preventing them from re-entering. Gabriel's role symbolizes the barrier between humanity and the divine after the Fall.
Because Adam and Eve ate the apple and thereby got kicked out of paradise because they weren't "good" any longer.