" At the beginning of the second day of this conflict, a group of characters advance in a "hollow cube" in order to hide a recent invention. "
A description of this conflict contrasts one character's "sun-bright chariot" with a superior chariot that burns with "thick flames." At the beginning of the second day of this conflict, a group of characters advance in a "hollow cube" in order to hide a recent invention. "The Rape of the Lock" parodied a scene in this conflict by describing how the Baron cuts a sylph in half using a pair of scissors. In that scene of this conflict, one character first experiences pain when a sword slices through him but is unable to kill him. On the first day of this conflict, a council resolves to dig up "sulphurous and nitrous foam" in order to create gunpowder. In response, a group of characters uproot and throw mountains in this conflict to bury the other side's cannons. This conflict ends with the Son charging into battle and driving the enemy forces into Chaos, where they fall for nine days before waking up in a lake of fire. For 10 points, name this conflict that Raphael describes to Adam in Book 6 of Paradise Lost.
A description of this conflict contrasts one character's "sun-bright chariot" with a superior chariot that burns with "thick flames.
the war in heaven [or the war between rebel angels; or Satan's rebellion against God; or equivalent answers that mention that Satan/Lucifer and his angels are rebelling against God]