The Epic of Paradise Lost

"Paradise Lost" is an epic poem by John Milton that explores the biblical story of the fall of man. It details how Satan rebels against God, leads a rebellion in heaven, and is banished to hell. In his new state, Satan tempts Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, resulting in their disobedience and loss of innocence. The poem examines themes of free will, temptation, obedience, and redemption, emphasizing the enduring struggle between good and evil. It’s a profound reflection on human nature, divine justice, and the consequences of choices.