How is the "Satan" by Gustave Dore and the excerpt from Book 4 of Paradise Lost similar to the Creature's own struggles?

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DDomen · Answer 1 · 2023-11-07T02:09:40+0000

Satan rises from the burning lake” (1866) by Gustave Doré.

A critical interpretation of the poem compares Ulysses’ final sentiments with Satan’s “courage never to submit or yield” in John Milton’s Paradise Lost.

How is the "Satan" by Gustave Dore and the excerpt from Book 4 of Paradise Lost similar to the Creature's own struggles?

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