The student hypothesis Jiang entertains is that Virgil is forced to confront the possibility that his poetry inspired a devotion misaligned with the universe’s true order.
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Misdirection
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"create a virgil you have to summon this guy yes i think because he realizes that it's like really hitting in his head that..."
"...it is because this, the last four, okay, it's really like misdirection of love, right? Either too much or too little love. Yes. Great...."
"...you gluttony. I mean, it just seems like the basis for misdirection."
"...prior to, you know, we've seen a lot of signaling and misdirection prior to the last Iranian attack, attack on Iran. So what makes..."
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