Towards the end of a three-day war, this character and his entire army were defeated by a single chariot charge. This character is let through a series of gates by his daughter, Sin, (-5[1])whom he had earlier (10[2])impregnated. (10[10])William (10[2])Blake (10[1])claimed (10[1])that an (-5[1])author (10[1])was (10[3])“of [this character’s] (10[1])party without knowing it.” (10[4])This character traverses (10[1])the Abyss (10[1])after volunteering (10[2])for a (10[1])mission (10[1])during a council (10[2])at Pandaemonium. (10[9]-5[1])In (10[1])a poem (10[1])meant (10[1])to “justify (10[2])the ways (10[1])of God (10[1])to man,” (10[2])this character (10[2])proclaims, (10[1])“Better to reign (10[2])in (10[1])Hell (10[14])than (10[2])serve (10[9]-5[1])in (10[6])Heaven.” (10[12])For (10[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[2])name this character (10[2])who takes the (10[1])form of a serpent to (10[1])tempt (10[2])Adam (10[3])and (10[2])Eve (10[7])in (10[1])John Milton’s (10[2])Paradise Lost. (10[2])■END■ (10[4])