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“Trees burning. The fire, it chases me like spirits [trapped] in hell, trying to e s c a p e.”

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This book is a contemplative work that delves into the intricate relationship between humans and the natural world, using fireflies as a metaphor for life's fleeting beauty and the bonds that connect us. more

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“Through me is the way into the doleful city; through me the way into the eternal pain; through me the way among the people lost. Justice moved my High Maker; Divine Power made me, Wisdom Supreme, and Primal Love. Before me were no things created, but eternal; and eternal I endure: leave all hope, ye that enter.”

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Book:The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri - Scholar's Choice Edition

Source: The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri - Scholar's Choice Edition

“Hell, it has been suggested, is other people. This has always come as a bit of a surprise to working demons, who had always thought that Hell was sticking sharp things into people and pushing them into lakes of blood and so on.”

Hell Demons Other People Lakes Of Blood Sharp Things

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Source: Eric

“I've somehow run myself into hell. There must be many entrances.”

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Book:Henry and Cato

Source: Henry and Cato

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