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Dante Alighieri’s Inferno home!index storyboard

Dante’s Inferno An exciting journey through all the circles of Hell

These words were posted above the entrance to Hell: Abandon all hope, ye who enter here " Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate"

Tone Encompasses the attitudes toward the subject and toward the audience implied in a literary work. To determine tone consider the following: 1. descriptive details 2. diction – the word choices and syntax, or order of words

Dante Alighieri ( ) Dante was born poor but noble Dante was exiled in 1302 by civil warfare Wrote Divine Comedy in Italian

Divine Comedy 1.Written between 1308 and Describes his journey through Hell (Inferno), Purgatory (Purgatorio), and Paradise (Paradiso). 3. He is guided first by the Roman poet Virgil and then by Beatrice, the woman he loved in real life, only saw twice. 4. o.com/us/poemhttp:// o.com/us/poem

The Seven Deadly Sins Lust Gluttony Avarice Sloth Anger Envy Pride Dante’s Nine Circles of Hell Limbo Lustful Gluttony Prodigal Wrathful Heretics Violent Fraudulent Treacherous

Five Rivers in Hades Cocytus –”the river of wailing” Acheron – the river of pain Lethe- River of forgetfulness Phlegethon – means flaming stream of fire that runs parallel to the River Styx (7 th circle of violence) Styx – means hate/detestation: forms boundary between Earth and Hades

The First Circle Limbo Virtuous pagans & unbaptized infants Virtuous pagans & unbaptized infants Homer, Socrates and Plato Homer, Socrates and Plato

The Second Circle The Lustful The Lustful Blown about forever by stormy winds just as, in life, they were blown about by the winds of passion Blown about forever by stormy winds just as, in life, they were blown about by the winds of passion

The Third Circle The Gluttons

Guarded by Cerberus Wallow in mud and muck Besieged by hail & filthy water The Third Circle

The avaricious and the prodigal Avaricious (greedy) Prodigal (wasteful) Useless Labor The Fourth Circle

The Fifth Circle The Wrathful, Sullen, or Slothful The Wrathful, Sullen, or Slothful Attacking one another Attacking one another

City of Dis Boundary between upper and lower Hell.

CIRCLE #6: Heretics CIRCLE #6: Heretics CIRCLE #7.1: Violence Against Neighbors CIRCLE #7.2: Violence Against Oneself (Forest of the Suicides) CIRCLE #7.1: Violence Against Neighbors CIRCLE #7.2: Violence Against Oneself (Forest of the Suicides) CIRCLE #7.3.1: Violence Against God CIRCLE #7.3.2: Violence Against Nature (Homosexuals) CIRCLE #7.3.1: Violence Against God CIRCLE #7.3.2: Violence Against Nature (Homosexuals) CIRCLE #7.3.3: Violence Against Art CIRCLE #7.3.3: Violence Against Art

Descent into lower Hell: Circle 6: Heresy atheists & Non- believers in the afterlife

Circle Violence against God, his creations, and self Circle 7: Violence against God, his creations, and self

Forest of the suicides

TheSodomites violence against nature male homosexuality

Entry to lowest levels of Hell – for those who use their God- given intellect to distort the truth: Fraud Fraud Treachery Treachery

CIRCLE #8.1: Pimps, Panderers, and Seducers pan·der·er n. 1. A sexual procurer. 2. One who caters to or exploits the lower tastes and desires of others.

CIRCLE #8.7: Thieves CIRCLE #8.7: Thieves

CIRCLE #8.8: Evil Counselors and Deceivers

traitors CassiusBrutus Judas

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