Cato orders Dante to wash away the stains of hell before approaching purgatory's angelic order.
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Cato orders Dante to wash away the stains of hell before approaching purgatory's angelic order.
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"As you say, there is no need of flattery. It is enough, indeed, to ask me for her sake. Go then, but first wind..."
"...of the brutality involved in this eastward expansion. It involves ethnic cleansing. It involves incitement. It involves enslaving people. Okay? Yeah. It's a brutal..."
"...in profit, they can't do anything about it. They commit ethnic cleansing. They basically wipe out the population. They enslave people to work in..."
"...Atman in order to return to the Brahman. This process of cleansing your soul is what they call Dharma. Okay? Dharma. The right path...."
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