Jiang explains the long speech as evidence of ecstasy: Virgil uses more first-person emphasis and far more lines than usual because somebody finally recognizes him as superior to Dante.
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"yes i didn't see that but that's exactly correct yes it's like why you guys like brat like like focus on his shadow there's..."
"okay so it just shows you how ecstatic he is that's funny somebody RECOGNIZES"
"HIM AND KNOWS HE'S BETTER THAN dante yes it takes up six stanzas yeah compared to all his short"
"turns versus yeah yeah he's usually very very uh turce yes keep on going in 40 he answered no fixed place has been a..."
"...win this battle i will give you as an offering the first person to walk in my door okay right he's made this vow..."
"...if i win this battle i will i will kill the first person who walks in the door god's gonna ignore you okay you..."
"...me okay I'm here to learn about the universe and the first person I have is one of the"
"...infringe on China in its sphere of influence. But you're the first person I've heard say that China doesn't want a sphere of influence...."
"...go home and you would think that Odysseus would be the first person to get on a ship to go back to see his..."
"...all right? So imagine three different individuals together in Patroclus. The first person is the actor, okay? The person who appears before Patroclus and..."
"...there are lots of coffee houses today when i was the first person to set up a coffee house students had to run a..."
"okay um 2008 i was the first person to do anything okay oh okay okay just i mean like like yeah similar yeah all..."
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