Jiang says Dante stops noticing time because he is happy to be out of hell and surrounded by sunlight and hopeful souls.
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Out of hell
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"...there's a better reason he hasn't mentioned features yet he's out of hell right okay he was in hell and now he's finally out..."
"...only know that you don't have a choice to get out of hell so if you die without ever reading the divine comedy then..."
"...Virgil? Okay. The scene is this, right? What lets him out of hell is Virgil climbs Lucifer. Where's Dante? Virgil is the one climbing..."
"...on virgil it is dante it is virgil who lifted out of hell and now donnie is now dependent on virgil to lift him..."
"...who does dante admire the most who could guide dante out of hell only virgil right because only virgil knows hell that much because..."
"to lift him out of hell okay so so let's think about this okay all right um so why would god"
"...scared, all right? Long is the way and hard that out of hell leads up to light."
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