The Divine Comedy, Inferno Included, is a hard piece of literature to digest. I read it all the way through and swore never to do so again with out a revised addition. (Ie, I had the rare "Privilege" of reading a copy in the original text format. <Shudders> size 4 font)I mean FF3 as in the one that came out in Japan in 1990 on the Famicom. Rather than repeat myself on stuff people don't like to hear, I'll just leave it at "a lot of people read Dante's Inferno without considering its place in the larger work called The Divine Comedy."
And since I got swooped, I mean thematically speaking, not literally copied characters, settings, and plot points.
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