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Jiang reads Dante riding on Virgil's back while they climb from darkness into sunlight as an allegorical setup whose meaning is still being tested through class guesses.
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Inferno exit
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"Yeah. Yeah. How much does he trust Virgil? Okay. The scene is this, right? What lets him out of hell is Virgil climbs Lucifer...."
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"Yes? Icar. What? Icar. The one that flew and that got too close to the sun. Oh, Icar. Icarus. Icarus. Yeah. Yes?"
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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