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Statius can go to heaven because he wants to improve and admit flaws in his understanding; Virgil cannot because he refuses that introspection.
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Introspection
Statius can go to heaven because he wants to improve and admit flaws in his understanding; Virgil cannot because he refuses that introspection.
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"...understanding of the world is flawed and he needs to undergo introspection, reflection, to improve himself. Virgil is not. Does that make sense? All..."
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"...means is now you have a chance to focus more on introspection, on reflection, on family, on asking yourself, what makes me happy? What..."
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