This work concludes with a visit to the Empyrean, and the protagonist is given misinformation about the existence of a certain bridge by Malacoda.
One character in this work believes that he hears the earth shout, a phenomenon which is explained by Statius. This work concludes with a visit to the Empyrean, and the protagonist is given misinformation about the existence of a certain bridge by Malacoda. The protagonist enters the city of Dis after encountering a couple murdered by Giovanni Malatesta, the adulterers Paolo and Francesca, and Beatrice becomes the protagonist's guide after Virgil. For 10 points, name this epic poem divided into Paradiso, Purgatorio, and Inferno, a work of Dante Alighieri.
One character in this work believes that he hears the earth shout, a phenomenon which is explained by Statius.
The {Divine Comedy} [accept La {Divina Commedia}; prompt on {Inferno}; prompt on {Purgatorio}; prompt on {Paradiso}]