The first part of Dante Alighieri's epic poem Divine Comedy, also known as Inferno, tells about the spiritual pilgrimage of Dante from Hell to Purgatory (Fiero 148). ... It is still regarded as an imbalance on the nature of holy creation as in Dante's time, yet there is a radical change to be made until the world decides to move on out of the Medieval Age. ... The nine circles conveyed in the Inferno are relevant examples of conflicting moralities that reflected both medieval Europe and the world today. ... The inner animal within humans originates from the free will given to human...

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Greg Young The Inferno of Dante A.P. English August 26, 2003 In the beginning of The Inferno of Dante, by Robert Pinsky, Dante builds a great deal of tension between the objective of God's justice, and Dante's human sympathy for the souls that he sees around him. ... Latini is pacing amidst the crowd of souls who were violent toward nature. ...

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In "Dante's Inferno," Dante the Pilgrim goes through some important changes as he progresses further through the Inferno. ... His behavior indicates that he is changing according to the nature of the sinners and their sins. ... Dante has realized that the shades he encounters are the worst humans that have ever lived and no punishment is enough for them. ...

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