The Gates of Hell

representing each Circle and Bolgia in the book The Inferno by Dante Alighieri. We chose to make food because when imagining Hell, most people tend to picture a grotesque scene. We tried to approach Hell in a different way by making food that tastes good while still representing the Circle or Bolgia from the book. The Inferno starts off with Dante wandering into Ante-Hell where there were bugs and insects, such as worms, crawling in the dirt. For that part of the book, we made dirt cups. They contain

filter a bit with oil and rub some on that new gasket before putting it on.” I grab the oil and pour some into the new filter then rub a little over the gasket and install it myself. Menendez doesn’t appear happy to be schooled in bike maintenance but hell if I was letting him mess up the bike. The oil is now drained. I remove the pans, plug the drain, tighten the clamp and add two cans of oil all while Menendez stands there watching me intensely. “I have more work to do,” I tell him, making it clear

The Darvaza gas crater is the official door to hell, burning for over 50 years and has never stopped. It was found by soviet engineers in 1971 when Barrikad Smyshlyaev and his partner Geroinja truda were looking for oil. They started drilling on a spot that they thought was an oil mine. When the Door to hell was broken into and Barrikad Smyshlyaev was sucked into the fiery gates of hell. After truda saw the crater she ran back to the city to find help but unfortunately no one could believe anything

was an Attorney General during the height of the Red Scare. In response, A. Mitchell Palmer began deporting immigrants out of the country due to the danger and threat he faced. According to “Close the Gate” by Chicago Tribune drawn in 1919, it depicts an immigrant as a bomb entering through an open gate labeled as “U.S.” and “Immigration Restriction”. The depiction of an immigrant as a bomb signifies danger. This evidence shows that immigrants were unwanted in the country as they were considered undesirable

Shakespeare uses a metaphor to foreshadow the hell in which Macbeth’s castle will turn into from that point on. Earlier in the play Shakespeare brings up the idea of hell when Macbeth admits that the King was a noble man but wished there was a way of killing him to enjoy his kinship without getting caught and punished even if it meant ending up in hell in the after life.“Here’s a knocking indeed! If a man were porter of hell-gate, he should have old turning the key.This is a lot of knocking

Since the dawn of time, mankind has never been satisfied with this one life. There is always the lurking mystery of what lies afterward; even with no scientific proof that there is anything awaiting those who die, humans cannot accept that death is the end. The rich mythology of ancient Greek and Roman culture includes many tales of a sprawling, often chaotic Underworld, with areas reserved for those who have greatly sinned and are deserving of punishment as well for those who have been blessed

The Gates of Hell, is based on Dante’s 16th century poem, The Divine Comedy. For this reason, the original name of The Thinker was The Poet; however, as the piece began to gain precedence over The Gates of Hell, its name was changed, and today it is commonly recognized as a symbol of philosophy and learning. The Thinker also became known as a symbol of the socialist movement in France during 1906 and onwards, which was a time of political and social turmoil. As a result of The Gates of Hell, Rodin’s

savior who has come to save us from all our own doom, and that He is the one who will open the gates of Heaven so that we may enter. This image helps me better understand who Jesus was because His crucifixion was a major part of His life as well as the end of His life until He rises from the dead. Without Him dying on the cross, we would never be able to go to Heaven, as we would all go down to Hell for the gates of Heaven would not be opened, and He would not be able to rise from the dead and reveal to

Alighieri uses complex language with religious allegory to create a better understanding of God and man’s relationship to Him. Dante the author, shows what happens when man does not have God in his life, this is specifically seen in the second circle of hell, where those who lust go. As, well, Dante the character states “Halfway through the story of my life/ I came to be in a gloomy wood, because/ I’d wandered off the path, away from the light”(Canto I. line 1-3). Dante shows the reader that his relationship

position. Although, the goat god never acquires full authorization, off the record, he gradually transforms into an unofficial religion; one could say Pan became the leading enduring god of the religion of lust. Jesus’ Heroic Episode at the Gates of Hell Approaching Caesarea Philippi one finds the area swarming with pagan temples that became legendary for idolatry, where the cult of Pan/Satan thrives