Dante meets Francesca in Canto 5, which contains the Carnal, their punishment is to never feel hope. This is one of the most touching cantos in the book; it tells a story of how Francesca fell in love with another man and was killed because of it. I believe that Dante did not believe that the lustful sinners were that bad, because people do not have control over whom they fall in love with. However, it is obvious that Dante did feel that

Dante meets Ugolino in canto 33, treacherous to country, one of the worst parts of hell. The punishment here is to spend eternity in ice up to their necks, depending on how bad their sins were was much higher the ice came, and their tears froze their eye lids shut. I feel that when Dante meets Ugolino it is one of the most graphic and dramatic cantos in this book. When Dante meets Ugolino he is gnawing at Archbishop Ruggieri. Ruggieri was once Ugolino alley but then turned against him and killed him and his children by starvation. Dante does not feel any remorse for these sinners because he feels that this is one of the worst sins of all. After Ugolino told his story Dante's reply was, "For you Ugolino falls censure for having betrayed your castles, you for your part should not have put your sons to such torture" (33.277). When Dante says this to Ugolino he is basically saying I do not feel sorry for you at all, it was because of you that your sons had to starve to death.

There are many differences between the cantos when Dante see Francesca and Ugolino.

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