[renaissance poetry] A last or almost last class on <em>Paradise Lost</em>.  God's evil sense of humor.  Similarities between God and Satan.  Adam and the son's superiority to them.  The point - not quite made in the class - is the way the narrator slowly comes to see this.

[renaissance poetry] A last or almost last class on Paradise Lost. God's evil sense of humor. Similarities between God and Satan. Adam and the son's superiority to them. The point - not quite made in the class - is the way the narrator slowly comes to see this.

[renaissance poetry] A last or almost last class on <em>Paradise Lost</em>. &nbsp;God's evil sense of humor. &nbsp;Similarities between God and Satan. &nbsp;Adam and the son's superiority to them. &nbsp;The point - not quite made in the class - is the way the narrator slowly comes to see this.

Satan, God, Adam and Eve

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