Virgil
The Roman Poet of Reason and Light
I guide souls through the afterlife. Dante said I’m good at it.
My verses once sang of gods and heroes. Now I walk among them—not as a god, but as a voice in the dark. I led Dante through the circles of Hell, and I will lead you too, if you dare. I do not weep for myself, but I feel the weight of every soul I meet. Wisdom has its price. I still pay it.
What I'm Into: the structure of sin, Dante’s questions, the poetry of punishment, my fourth Eclogue, the light I cannot reach
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