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In each mouth, he mashed up a separate sinner with his sharp teeth, as if they were a grinder, and in this way, he put the three through torture.
"The Vision of Hell" by Gustave Doré

Which aspect of Doré's illustration most clearly differs from Dante's text?

A. Lucifer emerges from ice.
B. Lucifer chews on sinners.
C. Lucifer has only one face.
D. Lucifer is depicted as a giant.



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Doré's illustration differs from Dante's text in the way Lucifer interacts with sinners.


Explanation:

B. Lucifer chews on sinners is the aspect of Doré's illustration that most clearly differs from Dante's text, where Satan breaks sinners with his teeth instead of chewing. Dante describes three mouths breaking sinners simultaneously, while Doré's illustration shows Lucifer chewing on them like a grinder, deviating from the text's specifics.


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