In paradise lost by john milton, how is satan like other larger-than-life figures who, though villainous, rivet our attention? 1) satan does evil deeds to the wealthy to benefit the poor.2) satan is described as attractive and debonair.3) satan is vivid and dark at the same time.4) satan uses violence to attract our attention.

The correct answer is number 4. Satan uses violence to attract our attention.

In Paradise Lost, written by John Milton in 1667, Satan like other larger-than-life figures who, though villainous, rivet our attention in that Satan uses violence to attract our attention.

John Milton describes the fall of man in "Paradise Lost." He also describes the creation of the first humans on Earth Adam and Eve- and the rebellion of Satan. Milton wants to attract our attention in the poem when Satan uses violence. In short words, Milton wished to explain the fall of humans and why God allowed it.

the answer is irony!