Jiang endorses the class reading that Virgil treats his historical timing as a mask that lets him avoid admitting moral failure.
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Mask
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Because it's basically his mask or excuse of not making it to heaven. He's like, oh, they kind of excluded me because I was..."
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The student's starting definition of hypocrisy is that it means saying one thing and doing another while presenting a false image of moral superiority.
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"Because it's basically his mask or excuse of not making it to heaven. He's like, oh, they kind of excluded me because I was..."
"Exactly. So he's constantly excusing himself, right? He'd rather, again, burn in hell than just to admit he's wrong. Riffius is interesting because who..."
"...to be better than you are. So you put off this mask."
"...youth of my leg and he although you had a hundred masks upon your face that still would not conceal from me the thoughts..."
"...saw that my guide was driven back made him more quickly mask his own new power."
"...about uh you know the Empire is effectively taken off the mask now I mean we're essentially in 19th century imperialism now in the..."
"...of the world is coming into into into play um the masks are being taken off and uh you know it looks like we're..."
"...it was very telling to me that it looked like the mask slightly slipped when Marco Rubio said, well, the need to attack preemptively..."
"...do that well there are some options okay so miscellany the mask"
"...OK, so what you want to do is you want to mask Kurdish insurgents and send them into Iran and what will happen is..."
"...Saddam Hussein double they all have doubles and like really good masks so I this I was told this is the one he chose..."
"...asking people for their id just randomly on the street with masks on yeah unmarked subarus that is so and the chick that got..."
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