This character supports his uneasy steps with his spear, which is larger than the "tallest pine/ Hewn on Norwegian hills", and he betrays himself during an internal debate because he displays non-joyous expressions. Mountains are hurled at this character after he introduces cannons, and in addition to tricking Uriel, this character engages in brief single combat with Abdiel. For 10 points, name this father of Death and Sin who famously claims "Better to reign in hell, then serve in Heav'n", also noted for taking the form of a snake and convincing Eve to eat an apple in Eden in John Milton's Paradise Lost.
This character supports his uneasy steps with his spear, which is larger than the "tallest pine/ Hewn on Norwegian hills", and he betrays himself during an internal debate because he displays non-joyous expressions. Mountains are hurled at this character after he introduces cannons, and in addition to tricking Uriel, this character engages in brief single combat with Abdiel. For 10 points, name this father of Death and Sin who famously claims "Better to reign in hell, then serve in Heav'n", also noted for taking the form of a snake and convincing Eve to eat an apple in Eden in John Milton's Paradise Lost.
This character supports his uneasy steps with his spear, which is larger than the "tallest pine/ Hewn on Norwegian hills", and he betrays himself during an internal debate because he displays non-joyous expressions.
{Satan} [or {Lucifer}]