As the sun rises, an angel speeds towards them, bringing a friend and a tense sense of tremendous things.

Virgil and Dante are in a world of freshness and hope, sunlight and stars, but also strangeness and novelty.

The last canto of the Inferno sees Dante and Virgil face to face with Lucifer, before a surprising turnaround.

Dante and Virgil encounter Count Ugolino deeper in Cocytus, as well as the souls of the living dead.

Seeking heavenly help to find the true words, Dante steps into Cocytus, revealed as a reality of imprisoning, deadening ice.

Virgil and Dante wander into a grey zone, hear an ominous horn, and encounter the terrible giants.

Minds and bodies themselves begin to disintegrate in souls driven rabid and feverish by playing god in life.

Dante and Virgil argue, divided, and then walk to the tenth bolgia. It's infected with the pestilence of denuded nature and humanity.

The ninth bolgia entombs figures Dante sees as schismatic in life, now rent asunder themselves.

Still overlooking the eighth bolgia of Maleboge, a new writhing flame approaches. The soul says he trusted a pope.