1. If Medea were placed in Dante’s Inferno he would be in the 7th circle of hell, which deals with violence. She killed her children, the king of Creon, and his daughter, Glauce. Medea become so angry and hurt after Jason left her for Glauce. She did commit wrath too, but murder is worse than anger, therefore she should get the worse punishment. She poised a gift that was given to Glauce, and her father decided to die with her. Then he killed her children to make Jason suffer. She knew that Jason wanted a family, so she decided to take that away from him.
Due to the nature of her crime she would be placed in the 7th circle of hell in the outer ring, which is for murders and others who were violent against others and property. Her punishment …show more content…
They want to be welcomed back for being able to return home, because they knew when they left that it’s always a chance of them not returning back home. In the Iliad, we know that Hector’s wife, Andromache begged him not to go fight, she begged him to stay home with her because she knows that there’s always a chance they he may not return home. In that case, he didn’t. So from that scene, we see how important it is for one to return home, to have a homecoming. A homecoming represents ones victory and success, the end of a journey. In the Iliad, a homecoming would be one who was away reuniting with their family and loved ones. It would be a long, overdue celebration.
6. Dante’s Inferno can be considered allegorical by adding a sense of reality to it, by using hidden messages. Meaning that in Dante’s Inferno what’s happening in the story would be some sort of sense of a possible that it could happen in reality. For an example if you commit suicide you could turn into a tree. Basically, what Dante has created in the inferno will all be symbolic. It would represent something. It would have meaning to it. To make Dante’s Inferno allegorical would be to make all of Dante Alighieri ideas and concepts would become easier to
Due to the nature of her crime she would be placed in the 7th circle of hell in the outer ring, which is for murders and others who were violent against others and property. Her punishment …show more content…
They want to be welcomed back for being able to return home, because they knew when they left that it’s always a chance of them not returning back home. In the Iliad, we know that Hector’s wife, Andromache begged him not to go fight, she begged him to stay home with her because she knows that there’s always a chance they he may not return home. In that case, he didn’t. So from that scene, we see how important it is for one to return home, to have a homecoming. A homecoming represents ones victory and success, the end of a journey. In the Iliad, a homecoming would be one who was away reuniting with their family and loved ones. It would be a long, overdue celebration.
6. Dante’s Inferno can be considered allegorical by adding a sense of reality to it, by using hidden messages. Meaning that in Dante’s Inferno what’s happening in the story would be some sort of sense of a possible that it could happen in reality. For an example if you commit suicide you could turn into a tree. Basically, what Dante has created in the inferno will all be symbolic. It would represent something. It would have meaning to it. To make Dante’s Inferno allegorical would be to make all of Dante Alighieri ideas and concepts would become easier to