Canto III of Dante's Inferno

It signifies the boundary between the mortal world and the afterlife

It represents a warning to those who have not committed to either good or evil

It symbolizes the eternal punishment for those who have rebelled against God

It signifies the entrance to the place for the fallen people, those who have lost the good of intellect (correct)

They are forever running behind a banner and eternally stung by hornets and wasps (correct)

They are granted a chance for redemption through acts of repentance

They are reincarnated into the mortal world to correct their past mistakes

They are condemned to the deepest pits of Hell, reserved for the most wicked souls

The weight of Dante's sins is too heavy for the ferry

Dante is still living and does not belong in Hell (correct)

Charon is under orders from Satan to deny passage to Dante

Charon is angry at the intrusion of the poets into his domain

<p>It highlights their self-centered nature and lack of commitment to any cause</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>For denying Dante passage across Acheron</p> Signup and view all the answers