Cato's first question is whether Dante and Virgil's escape from hell breaks the laws of the universe.
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Cato's first question is whether Dante and Virgil's escape from hell breaks the laws of the universe.
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Freedom is escape from the system: being able to think for yourself, see for yourself, and be yourself.
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"So again, this is Cato, okay? And again, Cato is the guardian of Purgatory. So he sees Dante and Virgil emerge. He's like, what..."
"My guide took hold of me decisively. By way of words and bands. And other signs. He made my knees and brows show reverence...."
"...slavery, what is freedom? All right. What freedom is, is to escape this system. And to be able to think for yourself. To see..."
"...going to happen is that they're going to climb Lucifer. And escape hell. And now they're in purgatory. All right? They've left hell. Now..."
"...Who are you who, against a hidden river, were able to escape the eternal prison? He said, moving those venerable plumes. Who is your..."
"...major question is, how can we as a people, as humans, escape this constant cycle of vengeance and hatred and war? And that's why..."
"...major question is, how can we as a people, as humans, escape this constant cycle of vengeance and hatred and war?"
"...And what allowed him to resurrect himself, what allowed him to escape his trauma and rebuild his sense of identity is going home and..."
"...cries, decked in the spoils you stripped from when I loved, escape my clutches. Never. Pallas strikes this blow. Pallas sacrifices you now, makes..."
"...from resource wars over water and food and people, so they escape and escape to Europe and of America, okay? Revolution, civil wars, political..."
"...these years. Maybe they'll wring from them the price for my escape, avenge my guilt with my loved one's blood, poor things. I beg..."
"...the horse into Troy and at night the Greek soldiers will escape from the horse, open the gates of Troy, and now the Greeks..."
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