Have You Heard That One Story About The Strategist That Left Home For War But Could Not Return?

have you heard that one story about the strategist that left home for war but could not return?

I've been somewhat trying to on off work on this to make it a complete theory video, but I've decided just to talk about it a bit here and leave other thoughts for the video(if I finish it)

So Dante's Inferno. What if the canto order is descending through the circles of hell?

There's only 8 circles of course. However, violence has 3 fairly distinct parts that allows us to make it 11. We can also split off Satan himself to make it 12.

Taking this order, and applying to to what we believe is the canto order would give us:

Limbo: Gregor

Lust: Rodion

Gluttony: Sinclair

Greed: Yi Sang

Wrath: Ishmael

Heresy: Heathcliff

Violence(Others): Don Quixote

Violence(Self): Hong Lu

Violence(God): Ryōshū

Fraud: Meursault

Treachery: Outis

Satan: Faust

would like to note that Ulysses from Dante's inferno- y'know, who Outis is based on, is in Fraud, not Treachery. I do think that this movement means that Outis has done something different, though- something more deserving of Treachery.

the feminine urge, upon having your most trusted right hand bust in and confront you alone about the secrets and the lies after months of manipulating them, to look off wistfully into the distance, get up from your seat, and pace around your room to go on an entirely tangential cryptic anecdote from your past to avoid the topic and to stall just enough time to pull out a sword and kill them for finding out the truth

gooby woobies

isn't that enough?