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The creature in "Paradise Lost" directly notes the theme of free will, specifically in relation to Adam and Eve's choice to eat the forbidden fruit and the consequences of that decision. This concept of free will plays a central role in the creature's understanding of humanity and its own desires for autonomy and agency.

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