Paradise Lost’s Satan and The Grand Inquisitor's Evil

The origin of evil began with Adam and Eve committing their special gifts, free will, and the first sin. They were seduced by free will and sinned because they can not choose to obey the orders of God or choose to obey. Paradise Lost is an epic written by John Milton depicting the fallen angel Satan and the depravity of mankind. The grand judge of Fyodor Dostoevsky talks to Jesus and talks about the archbishop who wants to treat him as a heathen. Both "Paradise Lost" and "The Great Judge" discuss the free will and the story of two benevolent personality.

Evil is charismatic. Famous Question: Why is Salton, Milton lost in heaven, more attractive and interesting than God? Human heart is romantic with the concept of evil. I like contempt of destiny. There are many aspects of devil and evil, and there are wonderful changes. It's only one side. Evil is also very attractive as it relates to conquest, control and power. Because evil has unusual attention, I do not know the reason. Evil is very interesting. Okay, sweet medium, there is a boring way

When people hear Satan, a series of fears and malice will occur. People fear Satan, I think he is evil, but in John Milton's lost paradise he showed the idea that Satan is the hero of tragedy, the presence of evil. In "Lost Paradise", Volume 1 and Volume 2 shows a small area of ​​God and is shown to be hypocritical. He refutes to himself by creating free will of man, but he is avoided when Satan shows his free will. Satan can explain in many words.

Whether Satan could be called "hero" or hero of John Milton's Paradise Lost was always a struggle between moral / religious text and true literary interpretation. Satan is definitely evil, a corrupt human being. So in this case, he must always maintain low quality of anti-heroes, these qualities are not worth the redemption. In this sense, even other characters such as God's Son, Adam, Angel, etc. are suitable for the status of a hero. The lost paradise is the story of Satan. He is the focus of writers and readers. Milton's Satan is a strong and convincing personality who fights for causes he believes and risks and has great courage and pride, so he gets reader's sympathy, he is with him It tends to fail. Painful