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John Milton through his most renowned controversial Epic titled "Paradise Lost", written in 1667 addresses the idea of free will and questions the existing hierarchy of absolute power and authority. Written during a time when people blindly followed the Church and the rules of the King and in fear paid heed to all the norms that existed in society which ultimately leads to nothing more than a peaceful death. The relevance of such historical revolutionary acts In today's post-modern world will be further discovered in this paper. The idea of having a choice and how it came into existence with several such revolutions coming into play will also be extensively talked about in this paper. The character of Lucifer and how he is not a pessimistic being, like how our ancestors told us after reading the scriptures will be analyzed thoroughly and the way Milton glorifies Satan to give us a new angle of interpretation will also be dwelt upon and further examined in this paper. Moreover, the futuristic thinking of Milton and how his Epic still holds a firm stand in today's contemporary world will further dwell in this paper. The necessity of such revolutionists in our lives will be given importance in this research.