I don't want to sound like a pleb but this was really a

>reposting this cause no one took your stupid b8 the first time around

fuck off

>>7645900
Did OP post this thread before? Can you link the earlier one?

>>7645905
I'm OP, this is the old thread >>7641174

First of noone really answered the last question and second, I kinda want to still have a discussion about this book.

>>7645888
On Dante's unsympathy, the point is made I think early to mid-way through that to sympathize with people in hell is to question God placing them in there. It's a form of hubris that Dante corrects within himself. People in hell are exactly where they belong. It is the will of God. Dante's being a good Christian.

>>7645888
>i don't want to sound like a pleb
too late.

>>7647476
this is what I read it as, the further down the levels he goes the less his human morals affect him and he begins to understand the divine morality. He was also very high on himself and salty for being exiled. Still amazing book if you think about it. It is pretty much a mash up of christain hell, greek mythology, and Florence politics all with great imagery.

>cant relate to the character
jesus christ. when will this meme die.

>>7647476
>not feeling sad for the greeks outside the gate

>>7645888
Why do you expect to relate to a character that goes to hell in a book written over a thousand years ago?

>>7645888
>Dante's character is one of the most unsympathetic I've ever had to follow. Couldn't relate with him at all.
Of course being the fedora-tier american millennial that you are, you would have trouble relating to a fucking italian poet.
I swear 'the character was unsympathetic' is shorthand for 'wasn't exactly like me'.
It's easiest 'criticism' one can make. Just like blindly saying 'the pacing was bad'.

>>7645888
>not relating to main character is a flaw
So it's true. This board really was taken over by tourists.