1. The Forest, Illustration by Gustav Dore

2. “Abandon all hope ye who enter here”
Agenda
Warm-up
None today
Please have lit books out
Finish Dante work from Monday
Read brief selections from Dante’s Inferno in the literature text and discuss.
Extra credit opportunity
If time, chart hero’s journey in Up

3. On your paper from Monday
Get out the chart that looks like this:
Canto I: Pages
Canto III: Pages , line 10
Canto V: Pages 675-
detail, object, person, etc
symbolic equivalent
Dark Wood
Sin

4. In Groups of 2-4 I will assign you either Canto V or XXXIV
You need to fill out the allegory/symbolism chart for your canto. In other words, add to the chart you started yesterday.
Write a one paragraph plot summary
As you read, make sure to consult the notes at the bottom to aid your understanding
Canto V: Pages
Canto XXXIV: Pages

5. Extra Credit Opportunity
1. Design your own levels 2. list the crime or virtue then the punishment or rewards (7-9) 3. Pick 1 to represent through words (poem, story, descriptive paragraph) or visuals
Punishment
Reward
What is the crime?
Who is there?
What is their punishment?
What is the virtue?
Who is there?
What is their reward?
Extra Credit Opportunity

6. Key terms defined by dictionary.com
Purgatory
Limbo
*(in the belief of Roman Catholics and others) a condition or place in which the souls of those dying penitent are purified from venial sins, or undergo the 
temporal punishment that, after the guilt of mortal sin has 
been remitted, still remains to be endured by the sinner.
*any condition or place of 
temporary punishment, suffering, expiation, or the like.
*In Roman Catholic Theology . A region on the border of hell or heaven, serving as the abode after death of unbaptized 
infants (limbo of infants)  and 
the righteous who died before 
the existence of Christianity (limbo of the fathers 
or  limbo of the patriarchs).

9. Hero’s Journey of Dante
Considering the Divine Comedy as a whole (Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso), how does this work represent a classical hero’s journey?

10. Hero’s Journey Practice for Up
On a sheet you can turn in to me, during the movie take notes on the Hero’s journey of the main character
2 examples of departure (call and crossing the threshold)
3 examples of initiation and trials (challenges, descent in to darkness)
2 examples of return (return and reward)
Create 2 Hero’s Journey Illustrations from the movie. (instead of direct quotes, you may summarize or paraphrase the moment that you have chosen