Frye says of Satan, ěHis constant armor is hate, and his design the spread of enmity between man and man, and God and man.  His own hatred is all-inclusive: he curses the love of God and then proceeds to curse himself, for his hatred of others is inextricably involved with the hatred of himself.î  (Pg. 32, Frye.  God, Man and Satan)

Although Satan claims that ělove and hateî (4:69) are equal to him, he must be able to in some way differentiate between them.  For upon seeing the light of the sun, he was reminded of Heaven and all its glory.  In that glory he also must have been reminded of the love he once had in Heaven, and he started to miss what Heaven once offered him, and began to feel remorseful.

 

 

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