This document compares the character of Eve from Paradise Lost to various female characters from Indian literature. It discusses Eve's role in the fall of man, her convincing and rational nature, and how she and other female characters like Draupadi from Mahabharata and Sita from Ramayana faced temptation, resistance, and suffering. It also examines how women can impact politics and the downfall of democracy. The conclusion reflects on the concept of women's power and how women suffer greatly despite bringing down men as well.

1. EVE COMPARE WITH
VARIOUS INDIAN WOMAN
CHARACTER
NAME :- CHAUHAN URVASHI N.
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ENGLISH MK BHAVNAGAR UNI.

2. ABOUT POET
• PARADISE LOST (1667)
•PARADISE RIGAINED
(1671)
• SAMSON AGONISTES
(1671)
• LYCIDAS (1637)

3. ABOUT PARADISE LOST
• 12 BOOKS
• EPIC IN BLANK VERSE
• HUMAN PERSPECTIVE
• BIBLICAL STORY FALL OF MAN
• JUSTIFY THE WAYS OF GOD TO MAN
• LESS IMPORTANCE OF GOD

4. EVE
• IMPORTANT
CHARACTER
• CONVINCING POWER
• STRONG
• RATIONAL
• ARGUMENTIVE

5. DROPADI AND EVE
• REASON OF FALL OF
MAN
• RESISTANCE POWER
• SUFFERING
• LANGUAGE

6. EVE AND SITA
• TEMPTATION
• PETRIARCAL POWER
• CONSEPT OF SIN

7. WOMEN VS DEMOCRACY
•POWER OF
POLITICS
•DOWN FALL OF
DEMOCRACY

8. CONCLUSION
• CONCEPT OF WOMEN POWER
• DOWN FALL OF MEN AND THEY ALSO
• SUFFERING A LOT
• PHRASE