Paradise Lost Synopsis

• Epic poem by John Milton.
• Published in 1667 in ten books and in 1674 in 12 books.
• The poem is about the Christian story of the fall of the man.
• Milton incorporates paganism and and Christianity within the poem.
• Basically it is about the story of Adam and Eve.
• In book 1, he justifies the ways of God to men
• In book 2, he talks about Satan and describes him.
• In book 3, God decides that Satan should no longer be an angel.
• Book 4 is about the journeys of Satan to the Garden of Eve.
• Raphael tells Adam that Satan wants everyone to rebel against God and talks with Adam in books 5-8.
• In book 9 Satan turns into a serpent and gives Eve to eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge.
• God judges them in book 10.
• On book 11 God wants to expel them from the garden, and on chapter 12, Michael tells them about the Messiah coming, and that they will still have a paradise within, even though they don't have the physical paradise.
  

John milton

• Born in 9th of December 1608.
• Died 8th of November 1674.
• He was English.
• Best known for his poem ''Paradise lost''
• His views are described as protestant and religious.
• Also wrote in Latin and Italian.
• He still is seen today as a thinker of world importance.
  

A and B sentences

1. Person A falls from B's roof while fixing it.

In this case, B is not responsible because he wasn't the one to cause A to fall, A fell alone.

2. Person A is asking for money and B walks by.

Again, it is not Bs fault if A has financial problems and his is asking for money, B just doesn't care but it is not his fault.

3. A needs to go somewhere but he doesn't have a car, B lends him his car and A has an accident.

In this case, B is partially responsible for not warning A about the car's problems, but I wouldn't say it is his fault because he was being nice and gave it to A who was in need.

4. B has piggy virus, goes to school and gives it to A.

This time B is responsible for going to school while having the piggy flue, because he knew that others would get it from him but he didn't care.