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“Abandon all hope ye who enter here...” Join Dante and Virgil on a descent into hell in the “Inferno” from Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy (1315)

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Archetypes Canto I Canto IIICanto V Canto XXXIV.

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Dante’s Inferno By Dante Alighieri. Dante Alighieri World’s greatest poet of ideas Born in Florence, grew up in beginning of the Renaissance Exiled for.

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Dante Alighieri and The Divine Comedy. Dante was an Italian poet during the Middle Ages. He wrote a large poem called The Divine Comedy, a masterpiece.

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Canto XXXIV The Ninth & Final Circle of Hell Summary of the Canto The poet reach the final round of the last circle of Cocytus, the ninth and final circle.

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Canto I Canto III Canto XXXIV Vocabulary Canto I and III Vocabulary Canto V and XXXIV 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Canto V

What does Dante realize once he has awoken in the Dark Wood?

He has strayed from the True Way. Slide 4

Who are Dante’s guides and where do each of them guide Dante through?

Virgil – guide through Purgatory and Hell Beatrice – guide through Heaven, or Paradise Slide 4

Dante uses allegory throughout this story. Through the use of allegory, what does Purgatory, Hell, and Heaven symbolize?

Purgatory – the Renunciation of Sin Hell – the Recognition of Sin Heaven – Light of God Slide 4

What are the Three Beasts of Wordliness and what do they represent?

Leopard – malice and fraud Lion – violence and ambition She-Wolf – incontinence (lack of self-restraint) Slide 4

What is the reasoning that Virgil gives Dante about why he is forbidden from entering Heaven?

He rebelled against the law. Slide 4

What does the term vestibule mean? How does this relate to Hell?

A vestibule is an entry way or a hallway; it relates to Hell because it is the gateway into Hell. Slide 4

Who are the sinners in the vestibule of Hell?

The sinners are the Opportunists and the Outcasts. Slide 4

Describe why the opportunists and the outcasts are in Hell.

The opportunists were selfish in life and put themselves before anything else. The outcasts did not choose a side during the Rebellion of the Angels, so neither side wanted them. Slide 4

What does symbolic retribution mean?

Symbolic Retribution means that your punishment depends on the sins you committed in life. Slide 4

What are the Opportunists punishments?

They must chase an ever- changing banner while being stung by wasps and hornets and feed the maggots and worms around their feet. Slide 4

What are the two types of characterization? Describe them both.

Direct characterization – writer tells what a character is like. Indirect characterization – writer suggests what a character is like by showing what the character says and does, what other characters say about him or her, or how other characters behave toward him or her. Slide 4

What is an allusion? What allusion did Dante use in the fifth Canto?

Allusion – a reference within a literary work to something outside the work Dante tells the story of Paolo and Francesca and the love they shared after reading the famous story of Lancelot. Slide 4

Who is Minos and what is his job?

Minos is the hideous monster that blocks the way to the other circles of Hell. His job is to judge the damned and assign them to their eternal torture. Slide 4

What did the Souls of the Carnal do sinful in life and how are they punished in Hell?

They put passion ahead of reasoning and the love of God. They are punished by being swept forever in a pitch black whirlwind of Hell. Slide 4

Name five famous faces that we saw in this circle of Hell.

Paola and Francesca, Cleopatra, Helen, Achilles, Paris, and Tristan. Slide 4

What are the sinners in the last circle of Hell called and what does this name symbolize?

They are called Judecca and this is a name that symbolizes the disciple who betrayed Jesus. Slide 4

What have sinners done to become a part of the last circle of Hell? What is their punishment?

These sinners have committed the harshest of all sins – they are Traitors to their Benefactors. Their punishment is to be stuck eternally in a twisted and contorted position within the ice. They are unable to speak. Slide 4

What is Cocytus?

Cocytus is the final river in Hell and is known as the river of wailing. Slide 4

How can you describe Satan? Why is he in Hell?

Satan is stuck in the center of the ice where all of the rivers of guilt meet. He has huge wings that are continuously beating in an attempt to escape, however, this action only freezes him deeper into the ice. He is unable to speak. Satan wanted to be more powerful and have more control than God, so he was sent to Hell for eternity. His punishment symbolizes the loss of control that he wanted so badly in life. Slide 4

What is unique about Satan’s face? Describe what can be seen.

Satan has three faces and each are a different color. Within each mouth, he holds the ultimate sinners in which he tears apart for eternity. Slide 4

“What is that _________ smell coming from the trashcan?” asked Mary.

putrid Slide 4

The man was considered _____________ after being convicted of murder.

despicable Slide 4

The woman’s _______________ could be heard from a block away after her husband was found dead in their living room.

lamentations Slide 4

The young boy was ____________ (ed) from the basketball game after punching another player.

scorn Slide 4

My sister was ____________(ed) by my parents for her poor grades on her report card.

reprimand Slide 4

Jack be _______, Jack be quick. Jack jumped over the candlestick.

nimble Slide 4

In the second _______ of Hell, there is a whirlwind __________ in which the sinners are thrashed around in.

degree; tempest Slide 4

Dante was in ____ when he first saw Satan’s ____________ face.

awe; grotesque Slide 4

Dante has been a part of a ________ journey through Hell.

perilous Slide 4

As souls are sent to their final section of Hell, their body ___________ through the air before entering their chosen circle.

writhes Slide 4

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Who are the three sinners that are in Satan’s mouth? Which mouth are they in and what did they do in life to receive the worst of all punishments?

Judas Iscariot – center mouth; disciple who betrayed Jesus Brutus and Cassius – in the left and right mouths; took part in the plot to kill Julius Ceasar