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    BY:ALEXADER DUMAS SUBMITTED BY:Rochelle T. Agustin BSBA-MM IC SUBMITTED TO:Mr.Rommel Tabula I.SUMMARY Edmond Dantès‚ a handsome‚ promising young sailor‚ skillfully docks the three-masted French ship‚ the Pharaon‚ in Marseilles after its captain died en route home. As a reward‚ Dantès is promised a captainship‚ but before he can claim his new post and be married to his fiancée‚ Mercédès’‚ a conspiracy of four jealous and unsavory men arrange for

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    In The Inferno‚ by Dante‚ the main character operates on several levels. Dante serves as a Christian hero because he undergoes trials and tribulations in his search to find the souls true path in life. Dante also portrays himself as everyman. He does this by showing that he also suffers from sin. In The Inferno‚ hell is in a spiral shape‚ and is divided up by the seriousness of the sin committed. The sinners are stuck in their location in hell where there punishment fit the crime

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    doubt of love at first sight‚ Dante Alighieri disproves the disbelief with his first sighting of Beatrice in his Vita Nuova. When Dante recounts his second encounter with Beatrice he says that she greeted him but does not state how exactly she acknowledged him. The "ineffable courtesy" that she greeted him with implies that the encounter was not spoken. Through complete silent encounters‚ the love Dante harbors for Beatrice still continues to flourish. In one of Dante ’s sonnets he says the following:

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    Dante's Inferno

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    In Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy‚ Dante is introduced as a man of sin who has strayed from the path of God. With assistance from Virgil‚ Dante is forgiven for his sins and achieves enlightenment as he journeys through Hell‚ Purgatory‚ and Heaven. Throughout The Divine Comedy‚ Dante shows intellectual and moral progress as he rids himself of his sin and grows closer to God through his experiences in the afterlife‚ specifically as he sees how sinners in Hell are punished‚ encounters spirits in

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    Virgil In Canto 24

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    As Virgil and Dante descend into the seventh pocket of the Eighth Circle of Hell‚ they arrive at a collapsed bridge that forces Virgil and Dante to navigate through a steep slope littered with crags and rocks. On the way up the rigorous terrain‚ Dante loses his breath‚ becomes fatigued‚ and flops to the ground. Virgil scolds Dante’s indolence‚ and urges him onward‚ stating that a long and steep climb still awaits him. Once they arrive in the Seventh Pocket‚ Dante and Virgil come across an arch which

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    Dante's Inferno: Canto Xvi

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    Analysis of Dante’s Inferno: Canto XVI In the epic poem‚ The Divine Comedy‚ Dante Alighieri paints a vivid picture of hell‚ purgatory‚ and heaven while including his own interpretation of society. While looking particularly into the Inferno‚ the reader is given a true insight to the inner workings of Dante Alighieri’s mind as he assigns certain punishments to particular sinners from his time period. Dante arranges hell into nine circles and places sinners into each circle based on what evils they

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    enjoyed The Inferno‚ by Dante‚ tremendously. Typically‚ I am a history student and The Inferno was the first classic in the world of literature that I have enjoyed. I enjoyed it because it blended my love of history and my love of reading together. In The Inferno Dante brings up real people from history. Dante uses the real people as examples of what a person must do to enter a specific portion of hell. For example‚ when talking about the sin of rage and aggression‚ Dante brings up the Ancient general

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    Dante's Short Story

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    It was summer time in the Dominican Republic When Dante realized that he had to get away. He had to go to America. Dante lives in a small town In the Dominican called Barahona. Barahona has lived in poverty for as long as anyone can remember. The streets are infested with drug dealers‚ and gang life is entrenched in the society. The name of Dante’s gang is called La Familia Cartel. (cartel is the Dominican name for gang) Dante lives in a crammed house with 6 of his brothers from his gang

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    Pharaon. They think an accident must have happened Theres a letter Danglars thought Dantes had Dantes goes to see his father and fiancée Chapter 2 Dantes ran to his father‚ yelling His father is pale and sickly Dantes asks if he is ill‚ no just startled Dantes informs his father that the captain of the ship died and he is to take his place His father had to live on practically no money for months Dantes goes to see Mercedes‚ his father said she found someone new. Him and his friend go to

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    the world around us; however‚ one often debates the manner in which one should come to correct moral decisions‚ and achieve a virtuous existence. Dante has an uncanny ability to represent with such precision‚ the trials of the everyman’s soul to achieve morality and find unity with God‚ while setting forth the beauty‚ humor‚ and horror of human life. Dante immediately links his own personal experience to that of all of humanity‚ as he proclaims‚ "Midway along the journey of our life / I woke to find

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