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Virgil's interruption of Minos confirms the warning because he silences the figure who is trying to alert Dante.
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Virgil's interruption of Minos confirms the warning because he silences the figure who is trying to alert Dante.
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"Do not attempt to block his fated path. Our passage has been willed above, where one can do what he has willed and ask..."
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"Which is to say, don't trust the person closest to you. Be careful how you enter and whom you trust. Okay? And what confirms..."
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