Hell

Valentina Guerrero and Pedro osuna

 Paradise lost
A poem by John Milton.Hell is for the fallen angels that rebelded
against God and got cast out of heaven.

Some elements of how is hell represented in paradise lost.

1. Physical descriptions : Milton describes Hell as a vast, chaotic,
and fiery pit. It is a place of darkness and extreme heat, where
flames and smoke billow, and the air is filled with noxious
fumes
2. Isolation and despair: The fallen angels in Hell are isolated and
separated from God's grace and the beauty of Heaven.
3. Hierarchy and chaos: Hell is not just a place of punishment
but also a realm with its own hierarchy and politics. Satan,
Beelzebub, and other fallen angels engage in debates and
discussions, displaying their intellectual abilities despite their
fallen state.
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4. Rebellion and Defiance: Satan and the other fallen angels
exhibit a strong sense of rebellion and defiance, vowing to
continue their opposition to God.
Desolation and Hopelessness: The mood in Hell is one of
desolation, hopelessness, and eternal suffering.
5. Role in the Narrative: Hell serves as a crucial setting in
"Paradise Lost." It is from Hell that Satan and his followers plot
their revenge and continue their efforts to undermine God's plan.

In "Paradise Lost," Milton uses the vivid and imaginative

description of Hell
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QUOTATIONS:

“The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of
Hell, a Hell of Heaven."

"To reign is worth ambition though in Hell: Better to reign in Hell

than serve in Heaven."
 Dante’s inferno
Hell is depicted as a complex and multi-layered realm where
souls are punished for their sins. These circles become
progressively worse as one moves deeper into Hell, with the
innermost circle being the most severe punishment.

Examples:
Violence
Fraud
Treachery
Limbo
Lust
Gluttony