Paradise Lost Quotes Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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God cannot hurt ye and be just…

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not just, not god

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Book 4 quote that describes Satan whispering to Eve, prerequisite to fall in Book 9

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“him there found, squat like a toad, close at the ear of Eve”

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Quote from Book 9 which emphasises the importance of Milton’s epic (hint - Cicero)

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“some orators renowned in Athens or free Rome”

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Book 9 quote showing Eves female weakness to Satan’s courtly rhetoric

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“into her heart too easy entrance won”

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Quotes for sexualisation of the fruit in Book 9

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“gorged” “she plucked she ate” “groaned”

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Quote from book 10 which demonstrates Milton’s suspicion of the monarchy (could link to corrupt court in DOM)

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“false glitter”

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Quote from book 1 that could support argument that Milton was a feminist

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“he it was whose guile stirred up with envy and revenge, deceived the mother of man kind”

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Quote from Book 9 which is almost soliloquy like - demonstrates Satan’s innermost fears.

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“now improved in mediated fraud and malice, is bent on man’s destruction”

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Quote from Book 9 to show Satan as a malcontent (link to Bosola)

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“If I could joy in aught sweet interchain of hill and valley, rivers, woods and plain, no land a sea and shores with forest crown”

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Quote from Book 9 that shows Satan as an Antagonist - could form parallels with Iago in Othello

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“Only in destroying I find ease to my relentless thoughts”

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Quote from Book 9 which demonstrates Satan’s Metamorphosis

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“standing abstracted from his own evil”

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Quote from Book 9 encompassing femininity and female power

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“angelic but more soft and feminine her grateful innocence, her every air of gesture overawed his malice”

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Book 9 Oxymoronic quote that shows the impact of Eve’s beauty on Satan

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“stupidly good”

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14
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Fantasie that they feel divinitie within them

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breeding wings

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15
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Ye shall be as gods

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knowing both good and evil

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began to rise high passions, anger, hate,

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mistrust, suspicion, discord

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17
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made intricate

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seem straight

18
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forbids us

19
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His final sentence chose fit vessel, fittest imp of fraud in whom

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to enter his dark suggestions hide from sharpest sight

20
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and me with thee hath ruined for with thee certain my resolution is

21
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also taste then

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equal lot may join us

22
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naked thus of honor void, of

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innocence, of faith, of puritie

23
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o much decieved, much failing,

24
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Language of man pronounced by tongue of brute…

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…..I thought denied to beasts….created mute to all articulate sounds

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He ended, end his words replete with guile
into her heart too easy entrance won
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Greedily she engorged without restraint and knew not eating death
satiate at length and heightened as with wine
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Carnal desire inflaming, he on Eve began to cast a lascivious eyes
she him as wantonly repaid: in lust they burn
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Look on me! me who have touched and tasted yet both live
and live more perfect have attained than fate meant me, by venturing higher than my lot
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but fondly
overcome with female charm
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our reason is
our law
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Daughter of God and man, immortal Eve, for such though art
from sin and blame entire
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our great
forbidder
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so good, so fit, so acceptable, so divine
that from her hand i could suspect no ill
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was she thy god? that her thou didst obey
before his voice?
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The serpent me beguiled
and I did eat
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vehement
despair
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was i never to have parted from thy side? .....
....a liveless rib
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defaced, deflowered, and now
to death devote
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and render me more equal, and perhaps not a thing undesireable,
sometime superior, for when inferior, who is free?
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Thats the greatest torture souls feel in hell:
in hell they must live and cannot die
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God - No Decree of mine Concurring to necessitate his Fall, Or touch with lightest moment of impulse
His free Will, to her own inclining left In even scale
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For now all were transformed alike
to serpents all, as acessories to his bold riot