Women in Paradise Lost 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureThe White DevilA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: applepie99Created on: 02-05-16 23:06 Waldock Eve 'wakes in an independent mood...she feels her power.' 1 of 23 Adam 'To lose thee were to lose myself' 2 of 23 Adam 'Him who to worth in women overtrusting/ Lets her will rule' 3 of 23 Eve 'But to Adam in what sort/ Shall I appear?' 4 of 23 Satan 'Sov'reign mistress...celestial beauty...who sees thee?' 5 of 23 Narrator 'O much deceived, much failing, hapless Eve' 6 of 23 Narrator Eve gazes at her reflection with 'vain desire' 7 of 23 Narrator 'For contemplation he and valour formed/ For softness she and sweet attractive grace' 8 of 23 Eve 'Beauty is excelled by manly grace' 9 of 23 Fowler Adam 'becomes corrupt because he refuses to divorce Eve' 10 of 23 Weston Eve's 'passions, as a result of flattery, are ruling her reason' 11 of 23 Adam 'The wife, where danger or dishonour lurks/ Safest and seemliest by her husband stays' 12 of 23 C.S. Lewis 'Adam fell by uxoriousness' 13 of 23 Adam 'His creating hand/ Nothing imperfect or deficient left' 14 of 23 Eve 'A narrow circuit straitened by a foe' 15 of 23 Eve 'Was I to have never parted from thy side? As good to have grown there still a lifeless rib' 16 of 23 Narrator 'But fondly overcome with female charm' 17 of 23 Narrator 'fairest unsupported flower/ From her best prop so far' 18 of 23 Narrator (Adam was made) 'for God only, she for God in him' 19 of 23 Narrator 'Not equal, as their sex not equal seemed' 20 of 23 Narrator 'Golden tresses wore/ Dishevelled, but in wanton ringlets waved' 21 of 23 Jonson Milton shows 'contempt for females, as insubordinate and inferior' 22 of 23 Waldock Eve 'assumes an air of injured dignity' 23 of 23
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