Your teacher isn't supposed to sum up the story for you, you are supposed to read it, and then she/he is supposed to help you analyze the reading. Chastising the professor for not doing a presentation is a silly way of shifting blame from yourself to another.
@@ShadowCraft1195 What's silly is your inability to accept a light-hearted and satire comment. The comment isn't even about the story's summary, but rather about the presenter's articulation, which is fluid and comprehensible. Chastising a random commentator on TH-cam is a silly way of projecting your own insecurities.
@@ShadowCraft1195 damn you're cock riding their college, I wonder how much they pay you to promote them? No seriously... how much? I need some money myself, and pretending to be good at your job sounds like easy money
Thank you for your whole summary and summaries for each book. I have not read the Bible, especially the Old Testament since the 5th grade. But I recall the gists of the major stories. It would had been interesting to have read it prior to reading Lost Paradise to background info and comparison. But I have to admit Milton made it more interesting with a more indept description of Satan's struggle against God and archangel Michael's discusion with Adam of the future of mankind to sooth his departure from the Garden of Eden. I will admit I got lost at times in interpretations due to the prose format. Listening to the audio format of this format sometimes leaves you wondering who is speaking what and what about. Nonetheless, I enjoyed. These summaries helped clear the confusion and give me a better understanding. Again thanks.
At the end, the view of archangel Michael with two other angels indicates which angels are key to his victory. One is his guardian angel, the other is an angel that is deployed to guard the entrance to the garden of Eden. I think. Also, the archangel Michael holds his sword in such a way to signal that Lucifer may leave the Garden of Eden.
The Limbo of Vanity. A nice name. Imagine a pub with this splendid name; That's where Satan's hurrying to chill out, To befriend the newly-created Man.
Please don't this is not a very good portrayal of Milton's work. Just find a few stanzas from the actual source if you want to introduce such a powerful work to your son (which is amazing, I commend you for that), this person speaking gets everything wrong.
0:30 - I am very disappointed that you did not mention my name and give me credit for Satan's big idea. The top dog isn't everything. BTW, John Milton purposely misspelled my name in Paradise Lost. You can ask him; I've got him right here.
Does anyone know of an old prose edition of Paradise Lost? I find it hard to stay with the plot when trying to read short, unrhymed lines. I never understood the point of writing a poem without any flow (such as the sing-song of rhyme provides). Thank you for any help!
I would have appreciated some quick speculation on the meaning behind highlights. It would seem vital why Satan is expelled and what is wrong with tasting of knowledge. The second part makes him sound like a grooming manipulative dictator.
I thought God in this story was genuinely horrible. As if he planned for Eve and Adam to fail and let them suffer, only to put restricting rules upon them for disobeying them even though it was his son's fault? Just makes God look bad in comparison and makes Satan look sympathetic.
God is not bad and does not have a son, only Satan was stronger than the will of Adam and Eve because they ate the fruit of their own free will, even though God forbade them. You must trust that God does not prevent us from anything except for our benefit because the forbidden thing always contains danger 🙏🏻🙏🏻
God gave us a choice, good or bad. We chose bad. He literally told us the punishment was death but he forgave us. If you love destruction, chaos and manipulation then that's Satan for you cause he polluted the world.
You can chose to believe that or you can leave your belongings to people that would need and take care of them. I myself do not trust the Catholic Church. Their power structure makes the religion easily corruptible.
This woman is a damn good presenter-why couldn't I have had a Literature Prof like her at my overpriced, overated college?
Your teacher isn't supposed to sum up the story for you, you are supposed to read it, and then she/he is supposed to help you analyze the reading.
Chastising the professor for not doing a presentation is a silly way of shifting blame from yourself to another.
@@ShadowCraft1195 What's silly is your inability to accept a light-hearted and satire comment. The comment isn't even about the story's summary, but rather about the presenter's articulation, which is fluid and comprehensible.
Chastising a random commentator on TH-cam is a silly way of projecting your own insecurities.
your college is and should not be a short attention span theater
@@ShadowCraft1195 damn you're cock riding their college, I wonder how much they pay you to promote them? No seriously... how much? I need some money myself, and pretending to be good at your job sounds like easy money
Who else is lost
the paradise
@@shaimaaeissa1523and me
LOL@@shaimaaeissa1523
@@shaimaaeissa1523 I was hoping someone would say that 🩷🩷🩷
Love the small detail of serpent Stan having limbs...
Like you've seen em
Thank you for your whole summary and summaries for each book. I have not read the Bible, especially the Old Testament since the 5th grade. But I recall the gists of the major stories. It would had been interesting to have read it prior to reading Lost Paradise to background info and comparison. But I have to admit Milton made it more interesting with a more indept description of Satan's struggle against God and archangel Michael's discusion with Adam of the future of mankind to sooth his departure from the Garden of Eden.
I will admit I got lost at times in interpretations due to the prose format. Listening to the audio format of this format sometimes leaves you wondering who is speaking what and what about. Nonetheless, I enjoyed. These summaries helped clear the confusion and give me a better understanding. Again thanks.
What a beautiful presentation. Thankyou so much 😊
A very excellent presentation and an outstanding presenter! thanks for this.
At the end, the view of archangel Michael with two other angels indicates which angels are key to his victory. One is his guardian angel, the other is an angel that is deployed to guard the entrance to the garden of Eden. I think. Also, the archangel Michael holds his sword in such a way to signal that Lucifer may leave the Garden of Eden.
lol @ Satan's triumphant lil' dance at 3:39 . Such a cutie!
Excellent summary!
The Limbo of Vanity. A nice name.
Imagine a pub with this splendid name;
That's where Satan's hurrying to chill out,
To befriend the newly-created Man.
This is a very helpful synopsis. I will use it to introduce Milton to my son.
Please don't this is not a very good portrayal of Milton's work. Just find a few stanzas from the actual source if you want to introduce such a powerful work to your son (which is amazing, I commend you for that), this person speaking gets everything wrong.
Thank you , much more easier to understand than to read the book
0:30 - I am very disappointed that you did not mention my name and give me credit for Satan's big idea. The top dog isn't everything. BTW, John Milton purposely misspelled my name in Paradise Lost. You can ask him; I've got him right here.
Shut up all of you!!! I am BAAL!!!
hey, I am big fan of your work!
Almighty God will deal with you shortly Lucifer.
@@coiledsteel8344 but I am God
awesome way of trolling religious people and college students.
“Now you’re lost, lost in the heat of it all.”
Lady this is explained very well, where were You when I was in highschool?...
What do the numbers 1 to 15 mean? (Paradise Lost consists of twelve books at most.)
Does anyone know of an old prose edition of Paradise Lost? I find it hard to stay with the plot when trying to read short, unrhymed lines. I never understood the point of writing a poem without any flow (such as the sing-song of rhyme provides). Thank you for any help!
This book is just fan fiction of the book of Genesis. Why is this book so famous?
Dante's Inferno and Virgil's Aeneid are also fanfictions.
This whole thing is called imitatio/aemulatio. An interesting thing to look up!
I would have appreciated some quick speculation on the meaning behind highlights. It would seem vital why Satan is expelled and what is wrong with tasting of knowledge. The second part makes him sound like a grooming manipulative dictator.
He got expelled because he thought he could rule better than God and had a failed rebellion.
@@KingNazaru can you quote an example from the bible that backs that up ?
@@davidthom7127 Ezekiel 28
@@KingNazaru quote it ?
@@davidthom7127 Read it.
Thank you so much for your vedio ❤️
Thank you Madam
It's amazing
I just… I cant… how do people believe this as like a legitimate thing??? People kill each-other over this crap????
uhh... cuz it did happen, that one guy said so!
you're right. It's ridiculous. Wear your cross, put on your hijab, and make sure you keep up with your $100 subscription to Tom Cruise.
It would be cool if you guys Made courses on hp Lovecraft stories
I thought God in this story was genuinely horrible. As if he planned for Eve and Adam to fail and let them suffer, only to put restricting rules upon them for disobeying them even though it was his son's fault? Just makes God look bad in comparison and makes Satan look sympathetic.
Because he is
God is not bad and does not have a son, only Satan was stronger than the will of Adam and Eve because they ate the fruit of their own free will, even though God forbade them. You must trust that God does not prevent us from anything except for our benefit because the forbidden thing always contains danger 🙏🏻🙏🏻
God gave us a choice, good or bad. We chose bad. He literally told us the punishment was death but he forgave us. If you love destruction, chaos and manipulation then that's Satan for you cause he polluted the world.
Are you ok?
Do you doubt the love, mercy and wisdom of Eru Illuvatar?
The last book of God is The Holy Quran, which has all the details, must explore that...
2:41 Did Satan lose any specific limbs there ? please it's important.
Paradise Lost by John Milton | Plot Summary
Paradise Lost by John Milton | Plot Summary - The Rebecca School Lesson
And all of Lucifers rebeles are Greek and Egyptian gods
[Eve: Book 9]
Greedily she ingorg'd without restraint.
My catholic priest assures me that if I leave my belongings to the church I will be reserved a spot in heaven.
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You can chose to believe that or you can leave your belongings to people that would need and take care of them. I myself do not trust the Catholic Church. Their power structure makes the religion easily corruptible.
“Which way I fly is Hell; my self am Hell" (Satan)
“내가 나는 곳이 곧 지옥이요, 내 자신도 지옥에 있노라"
Satan is a mere metaphor or else?
3:00
Now we just need Christopher Nolan to make this a film
Shin Megami Tensei V
I have a bust medallion of john milton 1737
Lucifer is not satan, this is not a good resource to understand Paradise Lost.
yes he is. lucifer is the fallen angel who became satan
Whats new
Watching this bullshit for college -_-
Then why did you take this subject, if you are not happy or interested to learn it ?
Aha!
(no)Thanks for the video(*_*)
Btw Scott McQuate is the Truth!
Paradise lost is fiction. Inspired by the bible but it’s not considered canon.
Milton was good, but not as good as John Grisham.
Adam and Eve are vaguely brown but jesus is still white.
What a funny fantasy story. God is uselss he is only clear light, impartial. Satan took his heavenly throne back a long time ago.
Stories, words, pictures, and videos are all fake incomplete news. The breath, heart beat, and digestion are real. Seek balance.
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