Which of Dante's personal values is most directly demonstrated by the

Inferno's setting?

O

A. He is not as brave in the face of evil as his role models, such as

Virgil.

O

B. He sees the poet Virgil as his guide and mentor, and greatly

admires him.

O

C. He thinks that all sinners must pass through hell before they can

reach heaven.

O

D. He believes that non-Christians, even virtuous ones, can never

reach heaven

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Cadence Mann · Answer 1

A. He is not as brave in the face of evil as his role models, such as

Virgil

Madilyn Pratt · Answer 2

D. He believes that non-christians, even virtuous ones, can never reach heaven.