The Inferno · Character
Christ
The suffering redeemer against whom the narrator measures his own trials, wondering whether God is Science Itself or only the Punisher of unknown sins.
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First appearance: the inferno
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In III: Paradise Regained: Compared unfavorably to Buddha; Christ avoids worldly joys while Buddha renounces them from a position of…
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This excerpt is the dramatic climax because it reveals the narrator’s psychological peak of self-identificatio…
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