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Dante's Inferno

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November 29, 2015

 

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There are tortured by attacking each other with foul slime and tearing at each other's flesh. Just as they had attacked others in life, they are forever being attacked in Hell. In almost every Canto, a new class of sinners and their punishments are introduced. This retributive justice is the most obvious theme of the poem...
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In almost every Canto, a new class of sinners and their punishments are introduced. This retributive justice is the most obvious theme of the poem. During his journey, Dante is guided by Virgil, the symbol of human reason. When they approach the boatman Phlegyas, he becomes enraged that they are not sinners, but Virgil's word convinces Phlegyas to take them across, symbolic that human reason can shine through obstacles...
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