The pages that follow demonstrate how Milton pays tribute to and builds upon the tradition of the gluttonous Fall- a tradition Milton acknowledges directly in his prose and incorporates into his poetry in a significant way, and one affecting the entire created cosmos of Paradise Lost. In using this material, Milton constructed a philosophy of eating that explores not only the expansive boundaries of gluttony but also the outer limits of knowledge and the space governed by charity. Familiar with GowerвЂ™s Confessio Amantis, as with many other late antiquity, medieval, and early modern works depicting or assuming a gluttonous fall from a state of innocence, John Milton had no dearth of source material at his disposal when he considered the Fall in his own poetry. The tradition deserves note not simply because it has been neglected but because it has had influence, and one of the most sophisticated and imaginative adaptations of this tradition may be found in Paradise Lost. The sixth book of GowerвЂ™s Confessio Amantis, on gluttony, is one of many textual artifacts representative of a historically prominent yet all-but-forgotten tradition regarding the story of Adam and Eve.

The poet was John Gower, and he was writing about gluttony. It was the close of the fourteenth century. He retold the story of the human raceвЂ™s first parents and of the eating of forbidden fruit, an act bringing death, woe, and corruption into paradise. In the opening lines to a section of one of the lengthiest and most enduring poems in the English language, a sage and serious poet wrote of manвЂ™s first disobedience. Michael Rogers also played Irv Sokolowski in 9.20 Bloodlines.From the Introduction: вЂњUnsavory Food PerhapsвЂќ.Gluttony gets taken out first when Ruby, attacking from behind, takes him by surprise and slashes his throat open with her knife Gluttony's unnamed meatsuit is killed in the process. Instead the three of them are killed by Ruby using her knife. Gluttony, Greed, and Pride confront Sam, their intended leader, as a group, meaning to kill him. Gluttony and the rest of the remaining Sins track the hunters down in attempt to rescue Envy, and when Wrath tricks Tamara into breaking the salt-line to let his comrades in, they separate to attack all four remaining hunters. At this point, Sam, Dean, and Bobby intervene, fending off Gluttony and the other Sins with holy water and capturing Envy before escaping. Gluttony is the one who kills Isaac, handing him Drano and compelling him to drink it the Sins watch with delight as Isaac does so and dies. Hunters Tamara and Isaac identify Envy as the demon behind the deaths and try to capture him at the bar when they track him to it, only to be jumped by the other Sins. Gluttony joins the other Sins in hanging out at a local bar while causing the deaths of humans through their power to incite deadly sin. Like the other demons, he appears as demon smoke.

Gluttony (and the rest of the Seven Deadly Sins) is later revealed to be among the hundred or more demons seen escaping Hell through the open Devil's Gate in this episode. Gluttony's touch compels people to consume anything he offers them, including toxic substances.Д®pisodes 2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part Two Gluttony has black eyes (irises and sclerae). Azazel means for Gluttony to be a soldier in Sam Winchester's army, but after the army is freed from Hell at the cost of Azazel's life, Gluttony and the other Sins begin operating as an independent group, only caring about causing death and suffering to entertain themselves. His origins are unknown, but he existed as a demon with his six companions before the 16th century and has been trapped in Hell with them since the Dark Ages. Gluttony was a black-eyed demon and one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Gluttony&#39;s death

Gluttony's death