Cain and Abel

In PARADISE LOST, Milton portrays Sin as the daughter of Satan who sprang from his forehead when he conceived of he rebellious plan. CAIN AND ABEL adds Eve and Adam's two sons to Milton's drama, when Satan, rejected in a new attempt to win Eve, sends his daughter to seduce Cain. The result is Abel's murder, but not without Sin experiencing an almost redemptive moment in her encounter with Cain. The story is written in blank verse.