Paradise Lost is John Milton's sprawling epic poem which explores the Fall of Man and reconciles God's omniscience with Free Will. First published in ten …

Alternative Character Interpretation: It's well-known as a source for mountains of literary criticism and a host of Alternative Character Interpretations.

Paradise Lost are a five-piece metal band formed in 1988 in Halifax, England. Initially a death/doom band, Paradise Lost changed their direction with their ...

The first Visual Novel of the Shinza Bansho Series published by the company Light. It started as an experimental game that was lately added to the universe ...

Frankenstein: In chapter 15, Paradise Lost is one of the many books that the monster reads. The monster also references the book directly in his interactions ...

The movie contains the following tropes: · Alternate Continuity: "What If? · Ambiguous Ending: The movie ends with a dying Kiba entrusting Takumi to fulfill his ...

Word of Dante: If there's a portrayal of Hell and/or Satan in fiction that isn't based on The Divine Comedy, then it's likely taking cues from Paradise Lost.

"Milton believed that God was his 'natural superior' and that Charles Stuart was not." —C. S. Lewis, writer of The Great Divorce ( ...

Tropes: · Composite Character: Hades was not an antagonistic figure to Wonder Woman in the comics, but takes on attributes of Ares here. · Dismantled MacGuffin: ...

25 авг. 2024 г. · Paradise Lost is John Milton's sprawling epic poem exploring the Fall of Man, and attempting to reconcile the idea of God's omniscience with ...