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    Everyone‚ at least once in their lifetime‚ has been an advocate for the bad guy; whether it would be Heith Ledger‚ playing the Joker‚ verses Batman or the innocent Satan verses the tyrant God. John Milton does a fantastic job in letting his audience observe Satan in a new manner that one has not analyzed before. Milton portrays Satan as the most likable character in Paradise Lost‚ yet he is thought of being the foulest individual in the social realm. Satan stands above the rest of the characters

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    children to be a little rebellious at a certain age. Rebellion is never normal and always demonic (1 Sam. 15:23). It is never normal for people to reject God‚ it is always the devil who has blinded them (2 Cor. 4:4). We have been so duped by secular philosophy that we have accepted the demonic as the norm. The devil is targeting youths. Being the subtle creature that he is‚ he knows that if he could impress the minds of people when they are young‚ he could seriously affect the course of their

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    people‚ in history‚ and in the word “Devil”. The devil‚ also known as Satan‚ originates from Christian and Jewish theology; he is known to represent evil and wickedness. The song “Devil’s Dance”‚ written by James Alan Hetfield and Lars Ulrich‚ performed by Metallica‚ presents an ideal version of the devil. On the other hand‚ the song “Sympathy for the Devil” written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards‚ performed by The Rolling Stones‚ introduces its own devil‚ distinct from the norm. Although‚ both

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    Edward is trying to convert people. The reason is that he wants to build a better society‚ trying to make people have a relationship with God and he look down to people because they are sinners. For example‚ states in his sermon that‚ “The devil is waiting for them‚ hell is going for them‚ the flames gather and flash about them‚” (pg.46)‚ which is basically explaining how sinners are going to burn in hell and they deserve it. Also Edwards states that‚ “the fire bent up in their own hearts

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    against his creator‚ is less a figure of fear than of pity. He is restricted to the very pit of the entire realm of eternal damnation as his body is half frozen beneath the lake. Dante is able to make his way out of Hell by climbing the body of this devil with relative

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    us‚ deeply scaring our life. It is not the evil from bedtime stories. It is not words from your arrogant parents. It is homework‚ given to us by the messenger of the devils - school teachers; of every kind; given to your when you are least expected‚ and leaving you with nothing but total melancholy. It is the embodiment of the devil. It anchors thousands of workload into the worker’s soul. Making the student needing to complete it at any cost. The breaking of pencils. The trace of ‘blood’‚ shed from

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    himself as the story progresses. Faustus doesn’t like the boundaries created in many of the subjects he studies for: law‚ medicine and religion. The black arts come to Faustus and soon studies to become a magician‚ and summons Mephastophilis‚ the devil‚ to ask him to talk to Lucifer to make an offer. Faustus will sell his soul in exchange of 24 years of service by Mephastophilis. Mephastophilis has explained the dangers of this but Faustus doesn’t care for it and continues the offer. Faustus portrays

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    The Devil Lurks in the Psyche The relatable affect the devil in “Paradise Lost” has on the psyche makes him a more effective villain than the three monsters in “Beowulf”. Both epic tales culminate into a battle where the rulers‚ God and Hrothgar‚ call upon the heroes‚ Christ and Beowulf‚ to defeat the villains‚ the devil and the monsters. Each epic merges Christian and traditional elements of the tales that include kings‚ heroes‚ villains‚ honor and loyalty. “Beowulf” was not available during

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    Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm wrote the short story “Godfather Death” in the early 1800’s. “Godfather Death” is a short story illustrating how one’s greed can overtake anything in life. The story speaks of a poor man that has twelve children and a thirteenth on the way. The poor man finds Death and asks if he will be the godfather of his thirteenth child. Death gladly accepts and takes the child as if he were his own‚ making him a well-known famous doctor. The doctor tries to cheat death not once‚ but

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    "Marlowe ’s biographers often portray him as a dangerously over–ambitious individual. Explore ways this aspect of Marlowe ’s personality is reflected in ‘Dr. Faustus. ’ " Christopher Marlowe lived during the Renaissance period in 16th century England. Although this was a time of change‚ the Elizabethans still had fixed moral values. ‘The Chain of Being‚ ’ a concept inherited from the Middle Ages‚ can be described as a hierarchy of society‚ with the monarch at the top and the lowliest peasants

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