😱Dante confronts Satan and witnesses his terrifying appearance.
🔥Satan's punishment involves chewing on sinners, including Judas Iscariot, Brutus, and Cassius.
❄️Dante feels a cold wind near Satan, which he initially mistakes for a windmill.
⭐️Dante and Virgil climb down Satan's body and emerge into the bright world.
🌏Virgil explains that they have passed through the Earth and emerged on the other side.
Who are the sinners chewed by Satan?
—Satan chews on Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus, as well as Brutus and Cassius, who betrayed Julius Caesar.
What does Satan's appearance symbolize?
—Satan's three faces, three pairs of wings, and chewing on sinners symbolize his punishment and his role as the embodiment of evil.
Why is Dante initially afraid of the cold wind?
—Dante mistakes the cold wind near Satan for a sign of danger, possibly caused by a windmill.
Where do Dante and Virgil emerge after climbing down Satan's body?
—Dante and Virgil emerge into the bright world, symbolizing their escape from darkness and their return to the surface of the Earth.
What does Virgil explain about their journey through the Earth?
—Virgil explains that they have passed through the Earth and emerged on the other side, further emphasizing their journey from darkness to light.
00:00The final canto of Inferno depicts Dante's confrontation with Satan.
00:17Dante feels a strong wind near Satan, which initially scares him.
00:32Dante and Virgil reach Satan, who is described as having three faces and three pairs of wings.
00:40Satan chews on sinners, including Judas Iscariot, Brutus, and Cassius.
01:11Dante and Virgil climb down Satan's body, reaching his hip.
01:26Virgil explains that they have passed through the Earth and emerged into the bright world.
01:45Dante and Virgil emerge from Hell, leaving behind the darkness.
02:32The poem suggests that Dante is no longer lost and is headed towards a brighter future.
