At the center of hell, Jiang says Lucifer chews Judas, Brutus, and Cassius; Judas makes sense as betrayer of Jesus, while Brutus and Cassius create a paradox Jiang will explain.
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At the center of hell, Jiang says Lucifer chews Judas, Brutus, and Cassius; Judas makes sense as betrayer of Jesus, while Brutus and Cassius create a paradox Jiang will explain.
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Jiang says Lucifer at the bottom of Inferno is mechanical: without ideas, speech, will, desire, agency, imagination, or organic life.
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"...four people in the very center of hell. There's this, Satan Lucifer, okay? The man, the angel who betrayed God, and who was condemned..."
"But basically, the king of God, sorry, the king of hell is before us."
"...everything. Okay? So it's just a machine now. And this, Satan, Lucifer, is three heads, and on each head are butting three people. Okay?..."
"...Now, what's going to happen is that they're going to climb Lucifer. And escape hell. And now they're in purgatory. All right? They've left..."
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