Milton is using the nature of darkness to indicate evil, the opposite of God (or "light").
For this reason the fire of Hell has no light. (God and heaven, however, are always described in terms of light.)
As a result, Milton's vision of hell is so dark that it is "darkness visible" -- meaning it is visible evil. In forsaking God, Satan and his companions have forsaken all light as well.
Answer: 1:details about the setting
2:details about historical characters
Explanation: this is the answer for edgenuity
I would say the answer is he should prepare a presentation for a general audience by providing some standard information and by defining concepts without oversimplifying.hope this helps!
Pahela Baishakh has become the part and (a) ---parcel---- of our culture. We enjoy the day with (b) --several---- festivities. The programme has effects not only on the (c) ---people's--- mood and culture but also in the business. Cultural organizations (d) ---organize--- various programmes to mark the day. The media of the country also arrange (e) --special---- programmes on the occasion. It's a public holiday which we observe.