Raphael tells this man about the War in Heaven, whereas Michael shows him future events, such as the construction of the Tower of Babel and the crucifixion of Jesus, before escorting him with a flaming sword out of the Garden of Eden.
This man has animalistic sex in a field of "pansies, and violets, and asphodel, and hyacinth," before falling into "grosser sleep bred of unkindly fumes, with conscious dreams." This man rejects an offer of suicide, saying that it "will not exempt us from the pain we are by doom to pay." This character infers that other planets than Earth also orbit the Sun, but his conversation partner declares celestial motion a pointless thing to talk about and changes the subject. This character misinterprets the vision of men and women dancing, playing games, and courting, and is horrified to witness one man (*) kill another during sacrifices, after being taken to a tall place where he can see an entire hemisphere at once. Raphael tells this man about the War in Heaven, whereas Michael shows him future events, such as the construction of the Tower of Babel and the crucifixion of Jesus, before escorting him with a flaming sword out of the Garden of Eden. For 10 points, name this character from Paradise Lost, the husband of Eve.
This man has animalistic sex in a field of "pansies, and violets, and asphodel, and hyacinth," before falling into "grosser sleep bred of unkindly fumes, with conscious dreams.
Adam