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Naming Dido resurrects her in memory and shows that it was wrong for Virgil both to condemn her and then ignore her.
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Naming Dido resurrects her in memory and shows that it was wrong for Virgil both to condemn her and then ignore her.
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"Okay. So what he's saying here is that Virgil is naming all the shades and Donna is like, let me go and talk to..."
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"Okay? So I know who Dido is, I know what Virgil did, and I want to name her in order to resurrect her in..."
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