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Jiang explains that many cultures of the period killed sons alongside fathers because otherwise the sons became morally obligated to avenge the family line.
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Family feud
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Jiang says Dante understands the practical logic of feud prevention but still judges the punishment of sons for a father's crime as unjust.
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"along with the fathers yes presumably they would grow up and try and exact"
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"...want to avoid wars right because at this time in history family feuds are a real thing okay but he says i understand all..."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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