User:Hope Forsyth

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(Dante References in Context)
(If I remember little of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, it's because of this)
 
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I found it interesting that Eliot switches back and forth between referencing the ''Inferno'' and the ''Purgatorio'' - because it seemed to give a few subtle glimmers of redemption. ''Purgatorio'' has nearly the same trials and sufferings as ''Inferno'' but to a different end: redemption rather than perpetual punishment. It seems that this correlates at least somewhat with the glimmer of peacefulness Eliot includes at the end of ''The Waste Land.''
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I found it interesting that Eliot switches back and forth between referencing the ''Inferno'' and the ''Purgatorio'' - because it seemed to give a few subtle glimmers of redemption. ''Purgatorio'' has nearly the same trials and sufferings as ''Inferno'' but to a different end: salvation rather than perpetual punishment. It seems that this correlates with the glimmer of peacefulness Eliot includes at the end of ''The Waste Land.''
  
 
==Dante References in Context==
 
==Dante References in Context==

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