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You'Re A Snake

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English

 

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Richard F

 

Date added:

March 28, 2013

 

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University

 

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B

 

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This is where the contrapasso is evident. The human forms of the sinners then burst into flames at the moment of the bite. The sinner then reforms painfully. However, he does not reform as a human again. This time, he reforms from the ashes as a reptile, and the reptile reforms as a human, and the cycle continues...
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The contrapasso here is that in life, they stole from others. Now in Hell, they are even stripped of their bodies. The very shape of the sinners is stolen from them and given to others. And then when, they are stolen from, they go back and steal the form from others. Just as in life, they stole from others and made others belongings theirs, now the very identity of them is stolen and made into the form of another...
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