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Jiang imagines Virgil's dominant reaction to Dante's shadow obsession as impatience and frustration, with some jealousy possible, rather than satisfaction at controlling him.
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A student explains the rain punishment by saying it leaves the glutton thirsty and dependent on tiny drops that never truly satisfy desire.
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Student suggestions sharpen one possible logic of gluttony punishment as endless pursuit without satisfaction, such as running forever toward unreachable cake.
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Jiang says violence remains a live possibility within this anti-establishment mood, because frustration is deepening while legitimate political outlets feel hollow.
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"now okay and how does virgil feel about all this what is going in the mind of virgil as he's seeing this anyone yes..."
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"...thinks what is virgil's major emotion right now it's kind of frustration right like what a douchebag this guy is but what else what's..."
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"of all there's this saying the fires of last so symbolically the rain is meant to put out the firebalast and not so symbolically..."
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"life until you're thin right uh yes maybe just put food just out of your range you can see it but you cannot yeah..."
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"a cake in front of you and you're running around as fast as you can but you can never actually touch the cake okay..."
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"um but violence is definitely like like you know in in uh in the cards right now okay so it's so so i would..."
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"frustration i would just be like there's a simpler way you're making this more complex than it needs"
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"...mandate that he had because because of all these decades of frustration among the German people. People."
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"...so I think young people um feel a deep sense of frustration of hopelessness and they're they're depressed I I don't know any other..."
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"...galvanized the people. They sort of took advantage of people's discontent, frustration, and they led them to overthrow the regime. You know, organic revolutions..."
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"...sucks and um so so so i think there's just incredible frustration incredible disillusionment and um i think there's going to be an increasing..."
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"...the sunshine state i'm greg carlwood and one of the biggest frustrations a lot of us have with conventional geopolitical analysis is repeatedly seen..."
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