How does eve respond to adam's judgment of her?

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In Paradise Lost, the character Eve was having trespassed and having additionally urged Adam to sin, reacts in various approaches to Adam's feedback of her in two distinct areas of the sonnet.
Soon after Adam has joined Eve in erring, and not long after they have engaged in sexual relations together without sharing intimate romance, Adam censures Eve for having neglected to regard his before guidance, when he had unequivocally and more than once encouraged her to remain with him

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