In Milton's Paradise Lost, Satan views his fall from heaven as an ignominy. or a. challenge. b. Private shame. c. public disgrace. d. benefit.

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Amit Horakeri · Answer 1 · 2019-01-15T05:35:03+0000

He viewis it as a challenge, A.It is because he thinks he does not deserve to fall.He is sure about his own power and he wants to be back in Heaven and provoke God.He wants to dispute with God the place He has in Heaven .He feels he has been challenged to show he is capable of retuning to Heaven being all glorious , powerful and proud .

In Milton's Paradise Lost, Satan views his fall from heaven as an ignominy. or a. challenge. b. Private shame. c. public disgrace. d. benefit.

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