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What I Posit On Limbus Company Story Structuring and the Mirroring of Dante's Divine Comedy (Part 2) [Spoilers]
As Canto 8 has been released I can safely assume it and everything past it mirrors Dante's Divine Comedy, as there has been a noticeable shift in the endings from Canto 7 to Canto 8, as the ending is less of a big great peak finish as in Canto 7, to a fine contentness in Canto 8.
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Limbus Intervallos & What They Are Based On I; Hell's Chicken/Hell's Kitchen
Bongy tells you how shit your food is like Gordon Ramsey.
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Limbus Intervallos & What They Are Based On II; S.E.A The Magic Hell Bus/The Magic School Bus
Mephistopheles turn into a boat like how the Magic School Bus can turn into things. They learn about crabs like school or smth? idk
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How Limbus Company Mirrors Dante's Divine Comedy/Classical Literature III; The Unloving/Crime and Punishment
Rodion "Rodya" Romanovitch Raskolnikov kills the pawnbroker(or in Limbus, tax collector), Alyona Ivanovna. Also, he meets someone named Marmeladov who lost his money in gambling and got runover by a horse, and a Christian lady named Sonia/Sonya/Sofya/Sofia.
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How Limbus Company Mirrors Dante's Divine Comedy/Classical Literature II; The Outcast/The Metamorphosis
The Outcast and The Metamorphosis. In The Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa was a lieutenant in the army, like how Limbus Gregor fought for G Corp in the Smoke War. One noticeable motif in The Outcast is apples, as Gregor's bug arm was trained to kill by slicing apples, and because of the False Apple that caused the demise of the beloved Yuri :(. In The Metamorphosis, Gregor's father threw apples at him, one of which severely damaged him and got stuck in his carapace.
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What if someone made an SCP game, where you could play as SCP-049 and cure people of the Pestilence. Not SCP SL though, I'm tired of my zombies killing themselves.
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How Limbus Company Mirrors Dante's Divine Comedy/Classical Literature I; Selva Obscura
Limbus Company's Prologue/Selva Obscura noticeably mirrors Canto I of Inferno, when Dante Alighieri (Mirrored by Dante) is lost in the Dark Wood of Error (Mirrored by The Dark Forest) and encounters the Leopard of Malice and Fraud, the Lion of Violence and Ambition, and the She-Wolf of Incontinence (Mirrored by Panther, Lion, and Wolf) but is then saved by the Poet Virgil (Mirrored by the Red Gaze Vergilius)
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What I Posit On Limbus Company Story Structuring and the Mirroring of Dante's Divine Comedy
The Prologue/Selva Obscura through Canto II/The Unloving mirror Dante's Inferno, due to Selva Obscura sharing similarities to Canto I of Dante's Inferno, in which he is lost in the Dark Wood of Error, and The Unloving with the last Cantos of Inferno where Dante travels through the Ninth Circle Cocytus with The Unloving's icy theme and Cocytus' freezing punishment.
Canto III/The Unconfronting through Canto VII or Canto VIII/The Dream Ending or The Surrendered Witnessing mirror Dante's Purgatorio as, in The Unconfronting, Sinclair climbs the mountain of bodies, like how Dante climbs Purgatory. The reason for my uncertainty of the end of mirrored purgatory is that The Dream Ending mentions the River of Memory, Lethe, but in Purgatorio, Lethe is not the end, as we still have the Earthly Paradise.
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