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The fallen angels call Dante reckless because he is alive and voluntarily entering the realm of the dead, not because they are making a subtle theological judgment about Beatrice.
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"...question is why do the angels call dante a madman or reckless for entering the realm of the dead without dying like why do..."
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"you want to go into hell no yeah right it's like what are you doing here man you're still alive and you choose to..."
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"love that he has sent beatrice to heaven so he's someone with love so he shouldn't be where the demons are and he still..."
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"...said you come alone let him be gone for he was reckless entering this realm let him return alone on his mad road or..."
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"...important to get how scary that should be. It's the most reckless thing that has been done. Okay, this is it."
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"...such an outrage, let the gods repay you for all your reckless work. Grant you the thanks, the rich reward you've earned. You've made..."
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"...such an outrage, let the gods repay you for all your reckless work. Grant you the thanks, the rich reward you've earned. You've made..."
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"to uh harry and zariel and peter and uh and reckless abandon as well i think i got to the moderators for today i..."
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"...So, won't people rebel against us? Won't people think this is reckless? And so, what Schopenhauer and Nietzsche and others will say is, what..."
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"...you start out with a hundred million dollars and then through reckless expansionism you have a billion dollars in debt and that's exactly what..."
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"...is that it should not have worked. Okay? It is a reckless and stupid way to fight a battle. Because there are about 10,000..."
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