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Elle
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Finished Canto 3 and 4.
Dante is kind of a narcissistic for making him write that he's a "prince of poets", especially being called that by deceased poets.
However I sort of like the concepts of people who didn't do anything morally wrong or right are in there for no reason.
— Apr 13, 2025 10:15PM
Dante is kind of a narcissistic for making him write that he's a "prince of poets", especially being called that by deceased poets.
However I sort of like the concepts of people who didn't do anything morally wrong or right are in there for no reason.
Elle
is on page 30 of 798
Finished Canto 3 and 4.
Dante is kind of a narcissistic for making him write that he’s a “prince of poets”, especially being called that by deceased poets.
However I sort of like the concepts of people who didn’t do anything morally wrong or right are in there for no reason.
— Apr 13, 2025 10:13PM
Dante is kind of a narcissistic for making him write that he’s a “prince of poets”, especially being called that by deceased poets.
However I sort of like the concepts of people who didn’t do anything morally wrong or right are in there for no reason.
Elle
is on page 30 of 798
Finished Canto 2 in Inferno.
Been introduced to Beatrice after Virgil talks about her sending him to Dante as a guidance.
— Feb 15, 2025 11:24AM
Been introduced to Beatrice after Virgil talks about her sending him to Dante as a guidance.
Elle
is on page 23 of 798
Finished Canto 1 in The Inferno.
About a fictionalized self-insert of the author (Dante) and him finding himself to be what appears to be in Hell. After a physical altercation with the She-Wolf, he then meets Virgil, an ancient Roman poet who would guide him throughout their journeys to every afterlife. Whether it be Hell in which they’re in, Purgatory, and Heaven.
— Feb 07, 2025 11:34PM
About a fictionalized self-insert of the author (Dante) and him finding himself to be what appears to be in Hell. After a physical altercation with the She-Wolf, he then meets Virgil, an ancient Roman poet who would guide him throughout their journeys to every afterlife. Whether it be Hell in which they’re in, Purgatory, and Heaven.