I love how Dante's damned souls, despite suffering tortures unimaginable, are able to speak in rhymed verse.
(Did anybody hear read Niven and Pournelle's sci-fi version of the Inferno? I loved that when I read it when I was, I think, 12. I still think there may be something in their "shock therapy" understanding of Hell. Assuming I remember it correctly through my fuzzy junior-high-school memories.)
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