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postnew [5]
3 years ago
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In this introduction, we are told that in order to become a better person, the character Dante in the Inferno must first journey

down into Hell to face his own demons head on. What do you think it means to face your demons, and do you agree that this is necessary in order to grow as a person
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1 answer:
kow [346]3 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

The expression "face the demons themselves" is related to the fact that a person must have the strength and courage to face everything bad that is within him, in this case, the "demons" are fear, anguish, defects, hypocrisy and the evil that all human beings have within them.

I agree that in order to grow and become a better person, human beings must face their own "demons", this is because when facing what we have bad, we can stimulate and grow what we have good and that allows us to be evolved.

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