Dante Alighieri is escourted by Virgil (who is a badass mofo) through hell on his way to heaven. Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso are the three books each depicting the journey through each area.

Inferno basically spells out Dante's beliefs of hell which is seperated into rings. The ring concept is the main topic of the book.

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And if you have to read Wuthering Heights in English and test over it, be afraid... be very afraid. The first half of the book concerns a generation of people. The second half concerns their children who have similar (and in some cases the exact same) names and act similar, but not similar to their counterparts. It's a horrible shit of an organization of a story if you ask me.

What is it they say about silence being golden?