In this place, one character is shown a griffin pulling a chariot, which is attacked by an eagle and sprouts seven grotesque heads before a giant drives it into a forest.
In this place, one character is shown a griffin pulling a chariot, which is attacked by an eagle and sprouts seven grotesque heads before a giant drives it into a forest. This place contains starving men whose sunken eyes and cheekbones seem to spell out the word "OMO." The narrator has three dreams in this place, including one about a hideous woman who transforms into a siren and one about Rachel and Leah. Matelda prepares a character to leave this place by guiding him to the rivers of Eunoe and Lethe. Oderisi da Gubbio gives a speech about fame in this place, which also contains envious people whose eyes are sewn shut and proud people burdened by massive stones on their backs. This place is divided into seven terraces, and is the only landmass in the Southern hemisphere. For 10 points, name this mountain where souls perform penance for their sins in Dante's Divine Comedy.
In this place, one character is shown a griffin pulling a chariot, which is attacked by an eagle and sprouts seven grotesque heads before a giant drives it into a forest.
Purgatorio [or Purgatory]