C- Indeed very unjustly
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The correct answer is A.
Dante feels grief for Francesca's tragic life. He even weeps with pity for her situation. Dante considers her sin different from the others, because she could not rationally control falling in love. Other sins, like murder, require the sinner to actively choose to sin. On the other hand, falling in love happens without our choosing. That's why Dante feels so bad.
Answer:
I did not answer question 4 but im preety sure the author was implying that this time of age only applauds the people who are difrent and better in there own ways.
Explanation:
Which excerpt from the passage encompasses the falling action of the story?
D.)“And now at last the young wrens were satisfied, and sat down together and ate and drank, and made merry till quite late into the night.”
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