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This exploration delves into the grotesque elements present in Dante's Inferno, particularly in Canto V and Canto XXXIV. The work examines how Dante employs vivid imagery of anguish and perilous situations to evoke a sense of awe and dread. The text analyzes the concept of tormented souls writhing in agony, the degrees of suffering they endure, and the nimble shifts in narrative perspective that contribute to the overall impact of these cantos. A closer look reveals the deep emotions of reverence and fear intertwined in Dante's portrayal of hell.
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DANTE’S INFERNO CANTO V AND XXXIV
GROTESQUE • ADJECTIVE • STRANGELY DISTORTED
DEGREE • NOUN • STEP; STAGE; LEVEL
ANGUISH • NOUN • GREAT SUFFERING
TEMPEST • NOUN • STORM
PERILOUS • ADJECTIVE • DANGEROUS
AWE • NOUN • FEELINGS OF REVERENCE, FEAR, AND WONDER
WRITHES • VERB • TWISTS AND TURNS THE BODY, AS IN AGONY
NIMBLE • ADJECTIVE • ABLE TO MOVE QUICKLY AND LIGHTLY; AGILE