Cee Satan's Soliloquy Comparing from Satan's soliloquy in "Book 1" and in "Book 4", it is very differnt from each other. In book 1, he is talking to his followers and it seems that he is not telling the whole truth. But, in book 4, while Satan is thinking to himself, he is much more honest, and his feelings towards God, his followers are very differnt from the soliloquy in book 1. In book 1 Satan feels pity toward his followers, …
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…he could be living in heaven enjoying the pleasures of the afterlife, instead of picking on Adam and Eve, which will effect our futures forever. as he admits in his first soliloquy, that God "created what I was" (IV, 43) and is owed a "debt immense of endless gratitude" (52). And is submission even an option? He realizes that if he could repent, "how soon would heigth recall high thoughts" (95) and "this knows my punisher" (103). Satan is