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A student notes that Dante later misses Virgil, and Jiang accepts that as evidence that the attachment formed in Inferno persists beyond the escape from hell.
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The quoted lines define exile as losing everything one loves, being falsely blamed, tasting the salt of others' bread, and climbing other people's stairs.
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The quoted turn toward Virgil compares Dante to a frightened child running to a mother and then discovers that Virgil has already withdrawn, leaving tears instead of reassurance.
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"Yeah. Because later we see as well that Dante misses Virgil."
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"Yes. That's right. Okay. Do you see how beautiful this is? It's anticlimactic, but it's perfect ending and it's, it is so symbolic, right?..."
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"Verse 52. The blame, as usual, will be cried out against the injured party, but just vengeance will serve as witness to the truth..."
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"...myself for my salvation And even all our ancient mothers Their loss was not enough to keep my cheeks Though washed with dew From..."
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"...down. Then there's one who, when he's outdone, fears his own loss of fame, power, honor, favor. His sadness loves misfortune for his neighbor...."
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"...that he needs to sympathize with Mary and Madeleine on the loss of Lazarus, even though he's going to resurrect him ten minutes later."
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"...85. I was so used to his insistent warnings against the loss of time concerning that his words to me could hardly be obscured...."
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"...you really know. It's not that you're constantly thinking about the loss of another person but you are aware of it. And you know..."
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"you're trying to change the loss of god okay it's not that you're not going to succeed but the fact that you're trying the..."
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"...in, uh, in literature. Got, uh, Gerda with false Milton paradise loss. You have Philip Pullman who wrote his dark materials trilogy. Um, but..."
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"...there is one who, when he is outdone, fears his own loss of fame, power, honor, favor. His sadness loves misfortune for his neighbor...."
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"...avenge the dead. In order to save the life of their loss leader, Jacques de Molay in 1314, okay? So the Freemasons think centuries..."
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