1. Dante: Sin And Salvation
... the pity of these two kinsfolk, that had all confounded me with sadness, new torments and new tormented souls I see around me wherever I move, and howsoever I turn, and wherever I gaze." He is sad for the two lovers, which is understandable to the reader by the fact that their sin was not a ... blasphemous act or outrageous disobedience but a simple tale of two people caught up in the moment. Although he has sorrow for persons in the early circles, his resentment and ... This probably helps Dante to not be so sympathetic towards these "more horrible" sinners. The point is though that he...
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- Approx Pages: 3
- Grade Level: High School