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Dido's movement from proud queen and faithful widow into dishonor, desperation, and planned suicide.
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Dido's fall
Dido's movement from proud queen and faithful widow into dishonor, desperation, and planned suicide.
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"And now she knows her people don't respect her anymore. And she knows that the neighboring warlords have contempt for her. And they might..."
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"Dido falls in love with the fact that Aeneas is not just a great warrior and very handsome, but also because he's a great..."
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"...in Carthage and they're guests of a queen named Dido. And Dido falls in love with Aeneas. They get married and Aeneas is very..."
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