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Jiang's formulation of the Aeneid's anti-Odyssey lesson: love corrupts, destroys civilization, and leads away from salvation.
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love as hell
Jiang's formulation of the Aeneid's anti-Odyssey lesson: love corrupts, destroys civilization, and leads away from salvation.
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"Okay, so Aeneas is watching his entire civilization being destroyed, and he knows that his family will be destroyed as well. And he is..."
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"Love is what leads you to hell. Okay? All right, so he wants to kill Helen as revenge for the destruction of the world...."
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