The Pimp is heading for the 5th Level of Hell -The River Styx. For the Wrathful and the Gloomy.
I's think it was the question: "Is it good to be a pimp?" that really damned I.
Oh, well. At least I's answered truthfully and that answer is "Hell yeah!"
But on a side note:
Has anyone actually read Dante's Divine Comedy (I's means all three books, not just Inferno)?
Because they are well worth the read, once ya'll can get past the religious stuff.
Dante mainly wrote those books as a subtle way of getting revenge on the order of his Day, the Pontiffs who had corrupted the Holy Roman Empire, the rulers of a fractured Italy who had sided with the Popes against the Emperor Fredrick and those who exiled him from his beloved city and forced him to die withut ever seeing it again.
So, there are meany levels to it, especially Inferno, which has so many refereneces to past literature classics like those of Virgil, Ovid and Homer.
And to Stoker: only the viturous pre-Christian Pagans such as Ceaser, the poets Homer, Ovid and Virgil as well as Pompie and other such leaders dwell in Limbo, waiting the time of the 2nd Coming when Christ shall walk through Hell and redeem those who have repented for sins or have been ordained since before the coming of Christ to sit at God's side (such as all the Roman Emperors and poets that Dante followed). Edgar Allan Poe and William Blake, but Dante's cosmology, would be in the Heavenly Realms, with the other post-Christian poets, bathed in the Pure Light of God.
But of course, it's all total bullshit anyway.
but still, read the Divine Comedy if ya'll have the time. Becuase it can be very illuminating at times.
Peace
The Pimp NeonBlack