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How does the finctional dante differ from the real life dante?
a. the fictional dante is more naive about worldly issues.
b. the fictional dante is fearless and brave in the face of demons.
c. the fictional dante is highly educated and uses logic to understand his experiences.
d. the fictional dante has strong opinions about religion and it's leaders.

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