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    1. Trace the development of Dante the pilgrim in cantos that show how Dante the poet portrays change. Use at least 3 (three) specific examples. Throughout the inferno poem‚ it same like Dante the Poet has a strong opinion about what is right behavior and what is wrong behavior. He acts as the spiritual supreme judge and he decided who will be in hell and at what level of Hell each sinner should be in. This Dante is unswerving in his judgment. He was not very forgiving for any circumstances

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    Dante’s Inferno as he travels through hell and sees all of the mistakes people have made and the punishments they are now set upon. Dante and Virgil were sent to show how people must change their ways and stop making unholy and untruthful decisions. Dante’s Inferno wants people to change their ways “Virgil‚ in his stage way‚ doesn’t really answer dante’s question‚ but tells him to be brave‚ he also describes Hells sinners as people who have lost the good of the intellect.”(Dante’s inferno canto 1)

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    Responsibly.” (2.) Appeal to Pity: An example of appealing to pity can be found in many classrooms. This is when a fallacious excuse is given to make sense of an argument‚ or come to a conclusion‚ by making us feel sorry enough to make a decision of the pity. A student might use this fallacy if they forgot to do turn in an assignment by saying‚ “Sorry‚ I just couldn’t do the homework this weekend‚ my dog ate the work sheet you handed out.” This might get the pity of some teachers‚ while others

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    Discuss the author’s use of Virgil as the pilgrim’s guide in the inferno The Inferno by Dante Alighieri is an allegory explaining Dante’s journey through the depths of hell. Dante who has abandoned the catholic way of life has to now travel through hell to reach the right path that will take him to heaven. He is guided by a man called Virgil‚ a Roman poet‚ who is in limbo‚ the first circle of hell. Virgil takes Dante through hell and shows him people who are suffering for the sins that they have

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    How does the writer make the reader feel pity for Veronica? Basically‚ the writer chooses Veronica’s friend to be the narrator- Okeke. Instead of making Veronica the narrator but the reason is that because the writer could use the narrator to make us feel pity for Veronica more easily and gives the reader more sensational feeling. She does not seem to care that there is no hope for a better life or the future. This is perhaps the main reason why we as readers feel more sympathy towards Veronica

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    Pity is a hug part of this world‚ whether it be from a friend losing someone or watching a loved one get older. Poetry and writing in general can give people a new perspective on life. Have you ever felt alone and like nobody could relate to your problems in life? If you read‚ that feeling might just vanish. In the two poems by Maya Angelou‚ they both state something about being scared by life. Life Doesn’t Frighten Me by Angelou talks about how nothing can scare them. On Aging by Angelou talks about

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    flush‚ heart beat‚ sweat‚ and brain chemical causing mood swings. Excessive energy can led to exhilaration‚ and can do something harm. It is not good for its own spiritual level and toward other people. In both story “Barbecued Husbands” and Dante’s “Inferno” shows how lust for sex can harm itself and the society. In “Barbecued Husbands” show many story of how lust

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    Soranzo quotes from the language of the Romantic poets. He has a religious understanding of the woe that is in marriage and plays on the nature of love. Annabella is a goddess and acts as his muse - he is love sick. “such a damned whore Deserves no pity.” Pg 131 ‘Did you see my heart‚ then would you swear -” Pg 100 Soranzo is trying to prove to Annabella that he loves her. “…precious jewel‚ such a prize” Pg 120 Exactly how Giovanni views Annabella “Come‚ strumpet‚ famous whore! … hot itch

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    Dante believe people in hell are tortured by fire raining from the sky as illustrated in the picture‚ “The Violent Tortured in the Rain of Fire”. Knowing Dante was from Italy‚ he was most likely a follower of Roman Catholicism. This means he would believe that people in hell are suffering the consequences of sins they committed while on earth. This is clearly shown in the picture as the people are being burned by raining fire. Dante was also influenced by St. Thomas Aquinas who was a catholic and

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    finds both at the same time and through the same person. In Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe‚ by Benjamin Alire Saenz‚ Aristotle is the average angry‚ done with life teenager that lives in El Paso Texas. He is friendless‚ miserable‚ and spends his days thinking about his brother in jail. He also suffers from low self esteem. However this all changes when he meets Dante at a pool one fateful summer day. Dante is happy‚ fun loving‚ free spirited‚ creative‚ and confident. However

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