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The love-bond or shared memory that in Homer joins spouses across distance, but in Virgil is subordinated to divine command.
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pledge
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...shores. Can nothing hold you back? Not our love, not the pledge when sealed with our right hands. Not even the thought of ditto..."
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Dido's appeal to the pledge sealed by right hands alludes to the Odyssey's bond between Odysseus and Penelope, where a shared memory keeps hearts joined across distance.
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"...shores. Can nothing hold you back? Not our love, not the pledge when sealed with our right hands. Not even the thought of ditto..."
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"Okay, stop, okay, all right. So, this line, not the pledge when sealed with our right hands, this is an allusion, of course, to,..."
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