No problem. It's one I continue to teach my students.

I will be working on some soon to try and complete the entire Inferno.

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Given the nature of politics, specifically Italian politics at this time, your description is highly probable and just seedy enough for Dante to want to include for his eager audience.

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Thank you so much for your kind words. I look to continue more of these lectures and incorporate more art. The two are inextricably linked. Thanks again.

Hey Deven. Rollo May was a psychologist. He seems to be taking a look at how comfortable we can become with our environment even when that environment is oppressive. He does this by looking at two men who are, in a sense, caged by their circumstances.

Thanks for watching our videos. The term is a legal one which Judge Taylor uses to dismiss a court case between two families: the "Cunninghams" and the "Coninghams". The judge is saying the two families connived or are working together to make money. It's a humorous part in the book mostly because it shows Scout's voracious appetite for learning and reveals Judge Taylor as a man who doesn't like his time wasted and is not one easily fooled. The difference in spellings is irrelevant since after all theses years the families have intermarried. It demonstrates how a small and really unimportant detail can be taken way too literally. Wisdom demands discernment so you don't miss the forest for the trees.

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