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In the fifth circle of Hell, as depicted in Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, the wrathful and the slothful are punished. The wrathful, consumed by anger, are condemned to fight each other endlessly on the surface of the swamp. Their faces reflect the fury and frustration of their punishment as they engage in an unending battle.
Beneath them, barely visible through the murky waters, lie the slothful. These are the ones who, in life, did not respond to emotions, and are now condemned to lie beneath the surface of the swamp, moaning and crying in eternal lament.
This circle captures the duality of punishment, showcasing both the unbridled fury of the wrathful and the eternal sorrow of the slothful. The Stygian marsh, with its gloomy atmosphere and murky waters, serves as a constant reminder of the punishment that awaits those who succumb to wrath or fall into sloth.

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Description

In the fifth circle of Hell, as depicted in Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, the wrathful and the slothful are punished. The wrathful, consumed by anger, are condemned to fight each other endlessly on the surface of the swamp. Their faces reflect the fury and frustration of their punishment as they engage in an unending battle.
Beneath them, barely visible through the murky waters, lie the slothful. These are the ones who, in life, did not respond to emotions, and are now condemned to lie beneath the surface of the swamp, moaning and crying in eternal lament.
This circle captures the duality of punishment, showcasing both the unbridled fury of the wrathful and the eternal sorrow of the slothful. The Stygian marsh, with its gloomy atmosphere and murky waters, serves as a constant reminder of the punishment that awaits those who succumb to wrath or fall into sloth.

Full Gallery:
www.deviantart.com/nykterios/g…

Limewire Link
limewire.com/post/9a7e7a0e-8c4…