Poetic Justice In Dante's Inferno At The Woods Of Suicide

In conclusion, poetic justice can be easily seen through all of Dante’s books. This is evident in Inferno at the woods of suicide written in Canto XIII. The envious of Canto XIII in Purgatorio display poetic justice throughout their punishment and in their songs. The wise on the sun in Paradiso Cantos X and XI can be seen shining good justice that is brighter than the sun itself. Dante the pilgrim ends his journey through the afterlife by looking unto God and Dante the writer ends his series with stars, like each of his books. From a biblical view, justice will be administered to the people based on their choices today. So “turn from evil and do good; then you will dwell in the land forever. For the LORD loves the just and will not forsake