Dante and Virgil

Dante the Pilgrim was once a religious and holy man, but as of lately he had felt less than holy. Yet, he still likes to stay spiritual. To do this, Dante should identify the true nature of his sin(s), renounce them, and pay penance for them by journeying though the nine grades of hell. In Canto III Dante and Virgil go in the gate that directs to the Vestibule of torment, a location recounted as "nowhere." Here, "souls who dwelled a life but dwelled it with no accuse and no applaud" (Peter 36) should spend their eternity. In Canto ...