Jiang emphasizes that the Divine Comedy's main protagonist is a common man, Dante, rather than an exalted mythic hero.
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Common man
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"...poet is sitting at home. No, they are protagonists. But the common man is not in the artwork. It's not in the literature. But..."
"...as really about fighting for the truth, about fighting for the common man. And that's, and that's an attitude I maintain for the longest..."
"...to be the winners? Like, is it going to be the common man because they're going to be issued a wife? Or. Or is..."
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