Book 2 of this work begins with a debate in the city of Pandemonium.
This work ends with Michael leading two people out of the title location, after they have been successfully deceived by the character who Percy Shelley believed to be the actual protagonist of this work. In this work, Belial advocates "ignoble ease and peaceful sloth" and another character offers to undertake a voyage to discover a new type of creature. Book 2 of this work begins with a debate in the city of Pandemonium. For 10 points, name this work notable for its sympathetic portrayal of Satan, an epic poem by John Milton about the fall of Adam and Eve.
This work ends with Michael leading two people out of the title location, after they have been successfully deceived by the character who Percy Shelley believed to be the actual protagonist of this work.
Paradise Lost