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What does Adam and Eve lose?
They lost their home which is the paradise and they had lost their chance to live forever.
Who drove Adam and Eve on the earth from heaven in miltons Paradise Lost?
Satan
Who are Paradise Lost characters?
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.
What is the name of the famous book by John Milton that describes the life of Adam and Eve?
Paradise Lost
How is the fall of Adam and Eve connected to the fall of Satan and his cohorts in John Milton and Paradise Lost?
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How is the fall of Adam and eve connected to the fall of Satan and his cohorts in John Milton paradise lost?
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What were the characteristics of Adam and Eve?
Charachtersitics of Adam and Eve are not located in the Bible. The images we associate with Adam and Eve are charachterized by Milton's Paradise Lost. I am currently writing a research paper on this, and I hope his information proves useful in answering your question. -Ozzy
How many falls are there in Paradise Lost?
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.
Would you be in paradise if not for Adam and Eve?
Maybe, if Lucifer didn't disobey God he woud'nt be Satan and the snake to tempt Adam and Eve.
In what book in Paradise Lost did Eve eat the apple?
Eve eats the forbidden fruit in Book 9 of Paradise Lost by John Milton.
What was Satan's motive for tempting Adam and Eve in 'Paradise Lost'?
Satan cherishes the power he possesses in Hell and the prospect of rebelling against God in Heaven.
What does the dart of Death in Paradise Lost signify?
The dart of Death in Paradise Lost signifies mortality and the inevitability of death. It serves as a symbol of the consequence of Adam and Eve's disobedience in the Garden of Eden, highlighting the overarching theme of sin and its consequences in the poem.
