Author Intention through Character Reaction in Paradise Lost and the Blazing World

How will you respond if you notice that you have changed each person's future? Do you sympathize or apologize? You will regret it or be sincere. I believe that human reactions in these situations can give us insight into their quality and show us how faithful they are to the surrounding environment and the impact on other environments I will. Adam Milton lost in heaven, as Margaret Cavendish's "Empress of Hot World" changed the future of the "hot world" residents Adam changed the future of humanity.

"Romayan" and "Lost paradise" tell the story of ancient times. And it often explains the existence of two different cultures in today's world. Milton, author of Lost Paradise, is interested in Christianity about the story of "Human fall". Meanwhile, Valmick, author of Rammy Yana, is trying to explain the goals of human life. In this subject, I would like to compare the use of the two female characters "La Maya" and "Paradise Lost" of the author. Because I tried to explain the theme of the myth expressed in these two ancient myths (June 64). "Eve" of "Lost Paradise" and Sita of "La Maya" are two female characters widely used by authors with these different stories and explain the purpose of human life and the cause of human falls I am trying.

"Lost Paradise" is a literary epic of personal effort, "Lama" is a literary epic. Shita is one of the most female characters in the story of Ramayana. Therefore, compared with Eve in Paradise Lost, all mythological themes are symbols of myths, so they can be divided into two stories. Since "Paradise Lost" is another work, it can be concluded that the person related to the story is a projection by the author of the idea of ​​letting the characters appear. Therefore, the character "Paradise Lost" can be said to be a real Milton letter. Since it is a collective effort of different people in revealing the epic stories, this can not be said to be the character Ramayana in the epic stories. This makes the comparison of the two main characters of two independent stories more interesting.