The astronomical opening of Canto 2 is evidence that time has returned in Purgatory, unlike hell's fire-and-dark timelessness.
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Canto 2
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"you by now the sun was crossing the horizon of the meridian whose highest point covered jerusalem and from the ganges night circling opposite..."
"Okay, so to continue your question, clearly there's time here, right? And there was no time in hell. So we discussed how we create..."
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