Jiang explains Bertrand de Born's decapitation as counter-penalty for causing civil war between a father king and his son.
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Father and son
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "who still breathing go to view the dead see if there's any pain as great as this and so that I you may carry..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "who still breathing go to view the dead see if there's any pain as great as this and so that I you may carry..."
Key Notes
A second classroom answer says the willingness to sacrifice one's son is the largest possible representation of divine love, and Jiang says that love logic is close to Dante's explanation.
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"who still breathing go to view the dead see if there's any pain as great as this and so that I you may carry..."
"of counter penalty okay so we are we are these sinners committed they sold discord and this discord became permanent right so we talked..."
"because he can resurrect himself yes okay the sacrificing your own son has to be like the biggest representation of love and that's the..."
"did he really sacrifice his son because jesus didn't die right but he was willing to show us okay yes okay that's actually donna's..."
"...promote loyalty. And the final characteristic, the final contrast between father and son is the son will be very selfish, late the son will..."
"...i will show you philip how this relationship between the father and son describes very well the personalities of philip and alexander okay all..."
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