Dante's Inferno - A Summary of the Divine Comedy Pt. 1
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Today we take a look at the first part of the Divine Comedy... Dante's inferno.
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Dante's inferno feels like one of those super complicated dreams that we all get but never remember
LMFAO SO TRUE
Incredible observation try Carl Jung's"Dreams" there are definitely references and yes so called big dreams are not unique we all get them the trick is interpretation be lazy let someone else do the work hundred years old but almost nobody knows to bad
It was such a good book
E
My thoughts exactly!
It was very fun trying to bring this story to life, would you like to see part 2 and 3?
ABSOLUTELY ❤️
Absolutely
Yes please
Yes
Of course
I like to imagine that everyone is screaming in pain, then once Dante arrives they suddenly stop and have a friendly and calm conversation with Dante.
Lmfao
Nobody :
NPC Oblivion Conversations : 💀^
@@TOKUN_ I literally thought the same thing... get out of my minf
@@sevenlines2238 Lmaoo, great minds think alike 🙌🏾
@@sevenlines2238 bruhhhhh sameeeeee
I imagine someone being burned and mauled to death but still being like: "BUT I MUST KNOW... THE POLITICAL SITUATION... IN... FLAURENCE..."
everyone is burning screaming in pain for all eternity but when they encounter dante they're like yo what's going on up there is the pope good lol
@@katejames2633
Yes of course, when they just need to stay still there for eternity, so they want to know how things are going on, even if their mouth does not let them speak.
@@katejames2633
Dante is still somebody that knows how things go in the real world, while they are there stuck not knowing, so thats why they go on and talk, when othere way they would just keep being there stuck and not knowing, so they were curious to know.
For Christ's sake......its Florence
What about the droid attack on the Wookiees?
Cleopatra is in the circle of lust for having only two lovers in her lifetime, and somehow isn’t punished for having her siblings murdered? Someone had a good lawyer...
probably hired Saul Goodman
People know her more for the two lovers than the siblings
The 2 lovers were also her siblings, besides the rest who she killed afterwards.
Yes gold
@@Altzar2011 Are you referring to Mark Anthony? Pretty sure they weren't related.
"Ahhhhhh the eternal fire. Hey, also, while you are here...what's the political situation in Florence?"
Search guelfi against ghibellini they were two political factions, (he was exiled from Florence because his faction, the ghibellini, had lost the war ).
Honestly coming from a long study session of the Commedia this comment made my day-
@@matteocivolani5903 you are wrong, Dante was a white guelph, white guelphs thought that the pope had nothing to do with politics, black guelphs thought that the pope and the church in general had to take part of the politics.
"What, they threw you out of Florence, Dante?!? But you're such an awesome guy. *winks to reader*"
It was a form of propaganda to influence the people 💎
29:32 the punishment for fortune tellers which is turning their heads backwards as they move forward, can also be interpreted as an ironic punishment of not being able to see what is ahead of them
Omg I never thought of it like that. Yeah that makes sense, I like your thought process
Yes we in Italy study la divina commedia very well and we call this contrappasso basically a lot of punishments are kinda ironc
Pretty much all of the punishments are ironic like that. It's the entire point.
Yes but if they walk In straight lines, they can definitely itely see what is a head of the person behind them
@@peasant502dude there in a inner CIRCLE of hell
"Why am I going to hell?!"
*"Douchebaggery"*
"God, am I going to the circle of lust"
"No. From the streets where you emerged, and to the streets you will return"
Awesome samsa pic!
@@dylangordon3861 thanks man!
@thedweebingweeb I feel bad for Pastor Wes. All he wants is to retire but these thots keep bringing him back in.
@thedweebingweeb what
Comedy back then was really different to what comedy is now.
I had to check the definition of comedy on Merriam-Webster, one is "medieval narrative that ends happily - Dante's Divine Comedy"
Comedy , hero lives.
Tragedy , hero dies.
@@ville6211 Lol so you searched what comedy means and this is what it says Thats a big yikes WidePeepoSad
@@kengorion8190 you know whats a big yikes? Using twitch emotes in yt comments
ken gorion
Not only said it but wrote it 😼
I love how for about 25mins he's speaking with such astute vocabulary ... Then calls Jason a douchebag. LMAO
It's not even that astute, compared to the original
Would have been better if he called him a poopoo caca head. It is a comedy after all.
Steven Caesar: Oh you may like "philomena cunk" series...
I stoped the video and scrolled down just to see if anybody comented about this ☺️
I'm yet to reach there but thanks😅
It's also important to underline the extraordinariness of the Divine Comedy from a linguistic point of view.
The entire work is written in the style of a poem. Every verse has the same number of syllables, eleven, every single one of them. All verses of the entire masterpiece are grouped in blocks of three (called "terzine", like little thirds). The terzine have a very strict and complex rhyme scheme: ABA BCB CDC EDE and so on. This creates in the reader a feeling of flow of verses which is impossible to recreate in any translation.
Most books lose a lot in translation. Some lose almost everything. I wish i could read many languages so i could read classics how they are suppose to be. The Divine Comedy, the Koran, the Bible, etc.
@@John_on_the_mountain just start with one language, they will get easier over time and any additional language
So cool!
3 because of the trinity. Verses in blocks of 3, 33 chapters, 3 books
@@aaronpark2396 every canto ends with a single verse so that the total number of verses ends up being a multiple of 3 plus 1, representing the Trinity (in 1, God, there are the Father, Son and Holy Spirit). Also there is a total of 100 canti, 33 for each book+ the introduction, for the same exact reason as before. 100 is composed of 3 digits, and the sum of its digits is 1
mans wrote an isekai fanfic and became a cultural icon. my hero
He wrote an isekai and basically started Italian language and nation
People: fanfic isn't real literature
Dante writing one of the most iconic pieces of literature of all time: so I meet Virgil and plato and everyone thought I was cool and I became their friend :)
😂😂
the definition of literature is any written work- therefore any written work is literature. Not all are good, but all are written work
Imagination which you don't have.
Yo that's accurate tho 😂😂
Reading it is rough. Ive listened to a bunch of these to find blindspots.
Jeez, Dante is a savage... Walking through hell kickin' peoples heads, talking ish to demons...
If i would ever go to hell, shittalking demons will the the last thing i'll do
This has to be turned into a VR game with multiple-choice dialogue...
God of war on ps3 or 4 is close.
@@chrisleach4245 I've played all god of war games and probably the first had a few references, but with a Hades twist to it, I think.
@@julcaos it’s close your fighting all the levels of hell and it’s demons that rule the sins of the lvl. It’s not 100 but it’s close enough for government work LOL
@@chrisleach4245 damn, I forgot about that... I'm gonna replay GOW trilogy, since I have it in my PS library. Thanks dude.
Play the game Dantes Inferno. I played it on xbox 360 but its available on gamepass
22:02 “strike me down Zeus, you don’t have the ba-“
Zeus is so petty in this lmao
“So for that douchbagery he was sentenced or eternity in hell..”
fuckin lost it there
I loved it haha
I cracked the fuck up!
GULP!
😂😂😂😂😂
You forgot to mention the actual punishment in the circle of Lust. It had a never-ending storm raging that would sweep up the sinners, and smack them into each other, symbolic of how they'd throw themselves unto one another in life.
Ngl thats lowkey hilarious
hey! i'm looking to do the Divine Comedy from the start to finish, but i would need a good translation and explanation/commentary to go with it. Can you help me out by recommending any resources for it?
This version was edited down. Good you know the original ots several hours long
Sounds like fun
@@GNORMIN NO ITS NOT.
*THATS SICK*
The first fan fiction from Dante. Of course he feels a "connection" to Virgil what with Virgil being Dantes literal man crush and all time hero. His one issue is his hatred for Greek mythical hero's and his total loyalty to all Roman heroes.
It's funny seeing how he deals with the ones that the Romans converted into their own versions.
An Italian through and through.
@@ghintz2156 I'm not aware if it's Italian today but it was a very Roman centered view of the world. Even though he wasn't from Rome he seems to have been quite the Rome obsessive and one of those who only ever saw the good bits of Rome and ignored the rest. So basically anything after around 200CE...
He did this bc he considered Rome the city of corruption, especially Pope Bonifacio VIII who was still alive when Dante wrote the comedy, and he doesn't miss a chance to compare the corrupted Rome to the ancient honest Florence (especially with Cacciaguida in paradise)
I mean fr 😂😂
"now i'm really motivated"
This video is inaccurate. Everyone knows that Dante was a veteran of the crusades, had a cross stitched to his chest, had the grim reaper's scythe as his weapon, and jumped into hell to save his girlfriend Beatrice.
Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone beatrizzzzzzzz only darkness when she’s away
only to find he wont get to paradiso, even until now
I love that game!
So this is partially just an excuse for Dante to roast people he disagrees with.
No he also meet some people he respected greatly in life .but they were in hell because of their deeds .
In a sense , but remember it is a comedy . So maybe he is roasting his own moral indignation as well as slamming the disagreeable.... Dante and Virgil should have been left in at least 3 circles..... funny ain’t it?
@User Name LoL !
This story is 100% the medieval equivalent of self insert fanfiction stories where the author beats up their "definitely not in real life bullies" using anime powers
@@Never_heart unfortunately, a fan fiction a lot of people take seriously.
I must say , hell is one well organized place I'm kind of impressed.
It's more organized than purgatory where souls don't know where to go.
Jokes aside, Satan is doing a better job than God at organizing his realm.
Edit: I've read Divine Commedy, I know that satan helds no dominion over hell. I was just joking.
God had Angels rebell against him, the devil never had anyone step to him cause they know they would get the pimp hand
@@davidecorona6326 Satan is controlled by God . God wrote this movie ( life) satan is a character . Satan has to ask for permission to afflict people .
@@issacharisreal1004 i know, i was just joking.
@@issacharisreal1004 Yes, weird, isn't it? And that Satan would really listen, if he honestly thought himself superior to god...
Narrator: the circle of deese
Me, shamelessly out loud at work: DEESE NUTS
“So for that douchebaggery Jason is condemned to an eternity in hell”
Best line 27:45
Jason was a hell of a douchebag, i remember watching a youtube video on him and how he betrayed the witch and made her fall in love with him only to gain something from her (i think it was being free from her father who imprisoned him and his gang) and then got her killed while he could've saved her
It was at this timestamp I left my "like"
21st century: Is that a JoJo reference?!
14th century: Is that a Greek Mythology reference?!
L o l
*Always has been*
You thought I was a cross, but it was I, DIO!!!
@@mlvlnc Dio means God in italian, this Is so accurate.
I'm still stuck in 14th century then
So Dante...
-Wrote a self insert story
-Where he hangs out with a personal hero of his
-And is on a quest to meet his waifu
-The story is loosely based on existing media (The Abrahamic mythos)
-And everyone who disagrees with him are roasting in Hell for all time
This is technically fan fiction.
It inspired the movie Mean Girls. 😁
underrated comment, this needs to go up!
He also got lazy when writing the third one that he give up the entire end how to descrip
We also have a version of Joe Joe Bizzarre adventure: Orlando Furioso. My favourite part is when his girl cheats on him, the dude gets lunatic and , destroys an entire forest. This forces a friend of his to take a griffin and fly to the moon(luna in italian) where the sanity of Orlando is stored in an ampoule. One of the coolest aspect is that the moon is filled with creatures, basically the author was imagining aliens back in 1500s. It is a very important part of our literature that doesn't get much attention, because of course dante does.
What a witty and original comment
I never knew Dante’s Inferno was such a banging Greek Myth crossover event
PLEASE finish this series
Dante's Bizarre Adventures: Highway to Hell
jojo's bizarre adventures. another otaku here so happy.
Dante Alighieri Joestar
Thanks for confirming!
Things I learned in this video:
-the center of the universe is located in Lucifer’s gibbly bits
-hell is more organized than my life
Ohhh wait till you get to purgatory, I also suggest researching the visual representation of Dante's hell and purgatory (since they are symmetrical)
😅😅😂😂😂😂
*"gibbly bits"
@@angellisa2614 😂
@@angellisa2614 His nards- his balls- hell call it his sack its still hilarious
"Abandon hope all ye who enter here" One of my favorite lines
This was an amazing tale from a person who’s narrating skills are top of the line
Well, I wrote this masterpiece about 700 years ago. I am in Paradise now with my beloved Beatrice all the time. Thank you to the all fans who support me! Wish Virgil was here too :')
Sorry bro, me and the boys are in Valhalla, getting ready for the final battle ! I heard you guys are preparing a little party trick of your own for your apocalypse ? Care to join us to fight the children of Loki ?
@@Cancoillotteman Maybe. If Jesus let me join, why not?
@@DrothXO Ok keep me in the loop bro, there should be dead bodies to fight for everyone !
You guys are hilarious, I’d watch a series based on your comments lmao
@@cthulhutentacles4994 Thank you, Brother! But what is more hilarious than my eternal love's eyes? I burn inside when I look at them!
As an Italian myself, who was born and lives in Florence and takes Dante (the greatest poet in Italian literature and one among the greatest in all of literature in general) and his Divina Commedia as a source of infinite pride, I have to say you guys have done a fantastic job, especially when it comes to the *amazing* artwork you made.
When it comes to the narration, it was a bit shallow, but that's not to take anything whatsoever away from all the work you put into this: The Divine Comedy is so rich, complex, majestic, packed with analogies and lessons on life and Christian faith, that a UA-cam video would have to be a week long just to fully explain Inferno alone.
You guys told this story as a fairytale, and that's totally ok.
However, we must not forget that the Comedy is *way* more than just a good story: it is a lesson of life, an insight to Dante's voyage, from the beginning in the dark forest, which represents his mid-life crisis, to the Highest Skies of Heaven, where Dante finally meets the Heavenly Light of God and finds the Faith he had lost.
The Comedy shows us the corruption of Society, as Dante puts both politicians and clerks in Hell alike and doesn't shy away from expressing his political views.
The Comedy is a pearl of literature, the meaning of which goes way deeper than you think.
Can't wait for part 2 & 3 ❤️
Can we say this book could be a good companion to the Bible ???
@@ImRunningazoo Agreed.
Condivido 🇮🇹
@@TheScreansever I'm sorry I don't understand what that means or how this is connected to our conversation....
@@smithsoniansmith2433 Hello, I simply agreed with my fellow Italian countryman after reading his comment. As far as been a good companion to the Bible I'm not so sure about it; personally I like to think that the whole Divine Commedy is a metaphor, in fact I see it as an inner journey of each individual who can transcend himself going through the darkness within living his own personal "hell" and by doing that one can find peace and rise up to the highest peaks reaching "heaven". So basically, in my opinion, Hell and Heaven should be seen as inner conditions rather than physical places. Hope I made my point clear :)
I love love love your narration, I have been a teacher for 21 years and I recognize an amazing teacher - you are it buddy. Thanks so much
The "Divine" Comedy is often credited as the literary work that gave birth to the modern italian language. And despite that it's not really easy for a modern italian to understand it.
I would like to journey through hell like Dante just to see it and also talk to certain historical people. Plus my uncle still owes me 200 bucks and I told him hell isn’t gonna stop me.
Sorry, you won't find him there. He's used the 200 bucks to bribe his way to heaven.🤣🤣🤣
F SL well that’s a lie because I chased him from heaven. I will get my 200!
@@Rule-be6lw
🤣🤣🤣. Have a good marathon. It's a long way from heaven to hell. 😁
@@cb250nighthawk3 just need to climb down Purgatory at night and go in the "back" door... Or swan dive from the right place :)
You really dont mate
33:57
Narrator: The 9th hole was dedicated to the souls of Discord
people in Discord: *panik*
It's more or less for creepy discord mods no doubt maybe they are force to exercise for once instead of harrasing a random guy with an anime profile pic
Never been uninstalling anything as fast as Discord.
I actually forgot Discord also means disagreement, I heard him saying it as "servers of discord" and I was like did he really say that?
Dante goes through each circle of hell
Kratos casually walks out
I’ve listened to this series the first 100 times. Is so well explained for non-native English speakers. And I will continue to listen to it over and over. Because it’s so well made. Thank you.
Dante: you are probably wondering how I got here
Me opens mouth.
Dante: no I didn’t touch any little boys.
Underated comment.
*Baba O'Reilly plays *
It all started when i woke up in the woods...
@@LvGoddess89 we know.
*Record skip* "well, to tell this story, we have to start at the beginning of my senior year."
This sounds like Dante’s wattpad fanfiction where all his rivals just burn in eternal hell fire 💀
And his teacher/addoptive father...
well it was: " circle 7, first turn"
Actually there are a lot of people he respected either.
Lol
Also “all my senpais love me :)”
The art and animations in this video were GORGEOUS!
Yes, please continue with the synopsis of the Divine Comedy. Thanks!
“Im a sagittarius”
8th circle of hell for Brittany
As it should be
"white girl brittany her/she/💙💙💙
transgender pansexual potato BLM👊👊👊👊 fuck the police" is typing......
I CACKLEDDDDDDD 😭💀 ksksksks
@@8man943 you'd be right beside brittany LOL
@@8man943 damn bro that was mad funny
So... Are we just going to gloss over the fact that Satan's genitals are being portrayed as the center of the earth?
Why do you think people say something is "hot as balls"?
He actually said centre of the UNIVERSE lol
@@kohakuaiko 😂😂😂😂😂
Well, that tends to happen when you fuq as much as a devil.
I mean, god did yeet him pretty hard.
Wow, a very interesting and sobering video. I've heard of this story all of my life and never would read it. Thank you for summarizing it for me as that was just the right amount. I do hope you've continued the story as I would like to hear it.
You should definitely do the next part for dante's purgatorio. This video was very informative and it summarized exactly what I needed to know
"Comedy is birthed through tragedy." I forgot who said this, but it really stuck out to me.
Comedy that associates with humour as in modern days
Or
Comedy that associates with happy endings in medieval days ?
@@nbhage2178 both, if you're a good writer.
Comedy is tragedy, but when more time has passed
Ever heard of coffin humor?
well, i was born 18 years ago :)
In Italy, we have to study all of the three parts of Dante's journey, across the last three years of highschool. I believe this is one of the best things ever written by a human being.
PS: Virgil was the poet who wrote the "Aeneid", and was considered to be the best writer ever by Dante: he was such a fanboy
Gotta agree with you that it is among the best.
In Liceo Classico?
Also in Liceo Scientifico
I attended Liceo Classico, but Dante's work is actually studied in all kinds of Italian highschools
It's part of our culture! It is actually the first work that has ever been written in modern Italian language. Dante has a special place in everyone's heart here in Italy💓
Feels like hell is better than a lot of the ancient torture methods that people were put through
The Divine Comedy is a personal favorite. And you have, thus far, given it the scholarly respect it deserves. I anxiously await Part 2
Dante- “I wonder how I can mess with these people”
*looks down at book*
Dante- “Perfect”
"For that douchebaggery" I had to stop working for a minute to laugh over that one
im still laughing over that one lol
Lmfao some things it seems will always be funny. It seems even back in the day douchebags were always the same.
I'm so glad i found this channel. The way you put things together is really something to appreciate.
Me and my friend did some shrooms yesterday and listened to this. Awesome with you narrating it hade a great time! 😎
Suddenly I feel like going to Church.
Same.
God is within yourselves
Don’t waste your time
@@Therebesquare big talk for someone within limbo distance.
@@Michael_Sangworth what?
Somewhere in the fraud circle is a bunch of dead telemarketer scammers trying to scam demons lol
*slaps roof of car* “this baby can hold so many tortured souls in this”
And they only phone the demons at dinnertime
And don’t forget it’s only 19.99
@@llounfox9290 6.66
I know im damned forever but have you tried these diet suppliments? They really work!
This has been 2 years but yes... you brought it to life and the visual is amazing. Thank you very much. 🥰👏👏👏
Dante Alighieri is to me a kindred spirit. I read his works when I was in college at Virginia Tech. I shared this read with my sister who also read this piece and it changed our lives.
As an Italian I'm so sorry that no translation will ever do justice to the Divine Comedy. People from all over the world should be able to know how beautiful it is...
hey! i'm looking to do the Divine Comedy by myself from start to finish. Can you please suggest some resources for it like the best out of translations currently available and maybe a commentary/explanation, etc? It would really help
@@jackieweaver3884 I'm not the right person to help you, I'm sorry. I didn't read the Divine Comedy in english :( However, Wikipedia tells me the most recent translation has been done by Alasdair Gray and published by Canongate Books in the UK
@@polimpiastro9857 oh that's too bad! thank you for the info i will check it out, if you find anything that could help me, please tell me hahah I'm pretty desperate to do divine comedy lol
What is gye divine comedy
The first fan fiction crossover. Greek myths and Christian.
Impetiently waiting for the viking and Aztek gods to lead a two-pronged attack ! That would be a good fight !
@@YearsOVDecay1 Kukulkhan not Cuchulain. Kukulkan is basically another name for Quetzalcoatl. Though it's hard to prove they're different deities, it's not certain whether they were the same or not.
Isn't Virgil's "Aeneid", just fan fiction of Homer's "Odyssey?"
Rumor has it, this was written by a moor, and translated into a crude form of latin, which was later translated into all other romance languages at the time. With a little *finesse*...
@@ricky-sanchez I doubt that Inferno was written by a moor. None of the concepts are in anyway remotely Islamic and it fits in with the style of other writings we have by Dante.
They need to make a movie out of this. It would be terrifying but so good
I'm pretty sure there's an animated movie. Either that or a videogame
I wish
I remember hearing about one of the first movies ever made of was about The Divine Comedy. At least Inferno and it seemed well made for its time. But I would like a modern version. Same story and setting, just with modern movie techniques and technology.
An Italian production from about 1911 exists. It is well worth a watch. While modern film based on the Inferno might be worthwhile, it wouldn't be easily translated to film. However, a recent book titled Inferno a might be more contemporary. Either way, no production company or movie company would take a chance. Finally, who would be be capable of writing a screenplay.
Watch as above so below the movie
Greatest story ever told. It’s so terrifying yet beautiful at the same time. Gripping yet cathartic at the same time. I love this story but few people know if it.
Dante: Devil May Cry
Doomguy: Devil Will Cry
Hey it's u again what's up man
Man you just pops up everywhere🤣🤣
DOOMSLAYER!!!!!!
The guy with a Beard Exists now
.
I find two things interesting about this tale:
1. Despite being rooted in judeochristian lore the story sure takes a lot of influence from Greek mythology, basically making both intersect in a shared universe.
2. Greek heroes that were praised for being cunning and clever in Greek myths, are ostracized in this tale for being considered mischievous from a Christian perspective at the time
Gengarin
John Milton’s paradise lost also combines Judeochristian lore with Greek mythology.
@@joellaz9836 gonna be taking a look at that for sure, I don't know why I find the concept of the two lores merging together so interesting, I guess is the aspect of transcendence of the old greek myths.
@@joellaz9836 Virgil is roman, so we are talking about the Roman mythology.
The judeo-christian tradition owes a great deal to the Greeks.
And Romans and other pagan traditions.
What a narration sire! You got a golden voice.
"Dante, you did bad things and must suffer the consequences"
"But the Bishop said it was okay!"
Francesco: “The Bishop LIED!!!”
I see you both are men of cultures
-Nobody-
Dante:....... Sniff again!
Was that a muthafucking Dante's Inferno* reference?!?
*available on PS3 and XBOX 360*
Michael Coulter game was awesome
Anyone else remember the Dante’s inferno game? Overhated and underrated imo.
Remember it but never played it
Never played it, but watched the animated movie based on it
They need to remake or remaster this. It was an amazing game to me.
Yes! Eventhough it was billed as a God Of War knock-off, it definitely held its own! It was a GREAT game!
Still have it, replayed it last year. Dante's inferno was the only poetry I could stomach at school
I’ve read the Divine Comedy 3 times. It is a brilliant allegory of our journey through life with all it’s ups and downs.
I got so immersed in this experience. Really well done!
"These bodies belonged to the falsifiers, the alchemists, the counterfeiters and the impostors"
*sweats in being a chemist IRL*
Lmao first thing i thought of was my chemistry teacher teaching us how to make "gold" coins out of pennies. Worst if all was my idea to make more and sell them
Dante's inferno copied Among Us ?? Imposters ??
i donno dante, u seem kinda sus
Sweats in playing among us
What’s that like?
Last read the Divine Comedy 4 years ago. Dante was obsessed with a woman named Beatrice. She plays a significant mention in all 3 parts. The most interesting is the Inferno. But you mustn’t stop there. Purgatory & Paradise are necessary to understand the entire piece. It is a lengthy read as it is full of unfamiliar language. You will be able to understand it, but you won’t be able to just skim through. Patience and time are required.
I've tried numerous times to finish this book and it seems to be impossible to me, I abandon the task always at the purgatory.
Yea it was a great read, all 3. Read it back in 2012. The English used was fun to read.
@@Caac0483 reminds me of trying to read the bible! LoL
@@mafistowaltz4857 indeed
Sorry, so late to the channel but I'm absolutely looking forward to the next chapter. I've attempted to read/listen to Dante for most of my adult life - with sporadic success. Thank you for your work. I feel like I might be able to make sense of it now.
Just going to keep watching this until that part two comes out 👀
Definitely the best video I've seen on this subject
Dante's poem in not so much about the misery of hell as it is about the power of human spirit to endure any challenge, no matter how daunting.
- Inferno( By Dan Brown)
Imagine if Dante's was alive at this point and he wrote this on wattpad, and nobody disagrees with him
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Wtf is wattpad
@@shigglezz684 either a haven or a place of cringy if you ask me
If he wrote it in 2020/21 he’ll probably be “canceled” for not being too feminist and have a 100 trigger warnings. 😂
@@evermoremystic17 both?
As a lover of all things involving journeys into hell, thank you for this video! Read Dante a couple of years ago and I loved your narration and the illustrations.
This was great. Thank you for doing this video and the series on the Devine Comedy.
"Dante meets Vergil"
DMC fans: *M O T I V A T E D*
I like to imagine characters from media that completely don't fit into the roles but share names while I listen. Fate/Apocrypha's Chiron isn't really into his mew job as security guard of hell, arrowing sitting ducks in boiling river, but agressive takeover by YawehCo. didn't leave him with much choice. The new administration is very racist and only lets centaurs work there. He is a hardworker but he has tired eyes cuz his heart isn't in it at all.
Very clear, very informative, just the right pace, you made it very interesting! May we just request if possible to have your subtitles just to be able to go over some names & terms for further study. Thank you!
@@vmgx I like where you where going but Charon and Chiron don’t share names.
Foolishness, Dante. Foolishness...
Virgil was actually a Roman writer and poet and lived during the reign of Emperor Augustus. One of his more famous works is the Aeneid, which I suggest to anyone interested to read
This is basically a fan fiction about Christianity.
@George III you mean real Christianity?
Matt Matti yes.
Matt Matti wouldn’t that be Greek Orthodoxy?
Much better than the other famous "Christian" fanfiction Paradise Lost
Fin go too your room of horny spiders now.
I havent read this classic in a long time. Thanks for going through many highlights, or I should say lowlights, of this incredible journey.
This was fantastic! I've never read Dante but now I think I will.
Wonderful video, here in Italy we do study "La Divina Commedia" in high shcool reading all the book. We do study inferno in the third year, purgatorio in the forth and paradiso in the fifth. All in the original 15th century italian
15th century. I doubt that.
@@cosettapessa6417 it is actually quite similar to how Italian is nowadays, we had also a translation, the so called "parafrasi", at the end of every "canto" and the book was ritch with notes explaining the meaning of certain pieces
@@umbertoandre7335 it was written before that century though. You use such old edition?
@@cosettapessa6417 We read the original edition with also a "translation" in modern italian to better understand It.
Dont english people do the same with old english literature like The Canterbury Tales?
Italian version of Shakespeare
I look forward to seeing Purgatory and Paradise. "The Divine Comedy" is one of my favorite books.
There is no purgatory
@@inUh-nk4pc Purgatory is the 2nd Book.
i don't wanna sound dumb here, but how "difficult" is this book? i usually love modern classics and 19th century gothic lit but kinda intimidated to start this one.
@@ramyarao4499 this Novel have 3 books the difficulty of the writing go up with books ,inferno is Easy,paradise Is very hard to understand even in italian
@@jacoporoncaglia3156 Thanks!
Excellent presentation! Happy to become a new subscriber and I look forward to watching part two. Thanks very much for posting and be safe 🙏
I just found ur channel yesterday and I must say I’m very very fascinated!! By it! And The way u explain and tell theses stories are awesome man. Keep up the great content. I just subscribed and I’m definitely looking forward to viewing more of your videos that you upload lots of 🖤🖤
I loved the one joke where Dante said
"Whats the deal with airplane food"
I died bro
Andres Hernandez Comedians in Hell getting Coffee
Lol remember when he made that political joke it was about how like caesar was feminine
Yeah I don’t really like political jokes but that was pretty funny LMAO 😆
Shouldn't Cleopatra be in the Cain area because she killed her siblings? She got off easy, probably slept with the boss
But didn't they try to kill her as well?
@@12frenchy1 It is not known who started the murder party
Mainly because the story really only gets elaborated when Caesar enters the picture
@Broly The Sarcastic Savage yeah but I always assumed you go to the worst possible circle you align with and since she can be considered for both the 2nd and 10th I assumed she would've been put in 10th
Hey! Italian literature student here: actually Dante doesn't put the souls in the circle of their worst sin, but in the most rappresentative one:Cleopatra, for instance, was more known for her love affairs in the middle ages and would also work better as an exemplum. However one of the biggest virtues of the Commedia is that poetry can overcome the strictly rational approach to have a bigger value in the whole structure of the journey. (sorry for my very poor English!)
SUPER cool to listen to while I’m working!!
I’ve watched this every night before bed for a month and a half now and can’t sleep without it and I don’t understand why lol
You need help my guy
The Divine Comedy is one of the pieces of classical literature that has always fascinated and interested me the most. It is very cool to see how the people from that time period imagined hell to look like, even if Dante probably put some of his own flavor in there.
I've played EA game Dantes Inferno, highly recommend, but I love this lot, I read that book so many times and never stop learning new thing in it,
EA games practically IS a inferno.
@@mimszanadunstedt441 aman
wonderful, thank you . I would love to watch part 2. your clear and undulated voce makes for easy listening. interesting illustrations
please we'd love part 3 Paradiso .. this is GOLD
I’m not a comedy expert, but I didn’t find this funny at all.
At least the game got a weird scythe
Comedy in ancient Greece = Happy end
Tragedy in ancient Greece = hero dies
Because in italy is " commedia". Its not the comedy u have in mind. For Italians it has also another definition
Gentleman Driver oooo knew/new knowledge. Thank you
@@NovatheDawn No problem. Cool thing is, that after the fall of Constantinopel the muslims took a loft of the ancient writings and studied them. From there those writings got to Italy, and it started a new age remembering and refering to the ancient scripts. Therefore this time period is called the "Renaissance".
8 months later and im still waiting for part two lol
Same
Still waiting too :(
I've literally been searching for part 2 and thought maybe I'll find it in the comments. Thank you for pointing out that it hasn't even been made yet! Lol
@Erika Spannerman lol We're all just in the hell waiting room.
Same!
Great job! I’d love to see part II. THANK YOU
Loved this cohesive, well put narration 💯
Human: breaths*
Dante: Ah! I See you’ve chosen hell.
😂😂😂
Ok I hate to be that guy but it kinda works that way because when we are born we are born with a sinful nature so basically we are born into sin if that makes sense and if you accept Jesus Christ as your savior you WILL go to hell
@@dylanroberts6672 That is like saying: ''This is a cake and have always been, but because I think that it isn't a cake, it has never been and never will be. I'm so smart!''
@@KoniTheChiwa that depends on what you mean by cake?
Lame