Have you lost all faith in God, O man? Has the way been so obscured?
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Dante:
Why, God? Why are you doing this? Virgil:
It is not the Lord that brought you to this fate, Dante. Dante:
What are you, shade or living man? Virgil:
Not man, though once I was. I lived under Augustus in the time of the false and lying gods. Dante:
Are you not Virgil, glory of the poets, he who wrote the Aeneid, the treasure of Rome? Virgil:
Why do you seek such woe, Dante? Dante:
I seek only my beloved Beatrice and nothing more, but I cannot open these accursed gates! Virgil:
Have you lost all faith in God, O man? Has the way been so obscured?
Why, God? Why are you doing this? Virgil:
It is not the Lord that brought you to this fate, Dante. Dante:
What are you, shade or living man? Virgil:
Not man, though once I was. I lived under Augustus in the time of the false and lying gods. Dante:
Are you not Virgil, glory of the poets, he who wrote the Aeneid, the treasure of Rome? Virgil:
Why do you seek such woe, Dante? Dante:
I seek only my beloved Beatrice and nothing more, but I cannot open these accursed gates! Virgil:
Have you lost all faith in God, O man? Has the way been so obscured?
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What are you Shade or living man
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Not man though once I was
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I lived under Augustus in the time of the false and lying gods
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Are you not Virgil glory of the poets
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He who wrote the Aeneid the treasure of Rome
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Why do you seek such woe Dante
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I seek only my beloved Beatrice and nothing more
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But I cannot open these accursed gates
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Have you lost all faith in God O man
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Has the way been so obscured
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Movie Summary
Dante journeys through the nine circles of Hell -- limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, violence, fraud and treachery -- in search of his true love, Beatrice.
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Dante
Virgil
