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Dante Alighieri’s Inferno, the first part of his Divine Comedy, describes a journey through the nine circles of Hell—each representing a different sin and its corresponding punishment.
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These Masters at deception and false claims, where veracity is not seen as virtue, will lose their cool when challenged and shamed. They can’t be accused of being true blue. In the Pink Room – for good luck – on the Throne where the gilded lily flakes, he resides to read the daily headline news alone – now redacted to mere gibberish guides.
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