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What is the purpose of these lines? Why does Dante include a story about peasants? Is it a metaphor to the never ending cycle of peasantry and suffering?

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at the end of canto 24, why does Vanni go from talking about his sin to talking about Florence soon getting destroyed?

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Why does Dante constantly include prophecies about political factions and Florence?

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Why does Dante give a signal to Virgil? How did Dante know that the six-legged worm was coming, did he already see it?

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What is the purpose of including this political prophesy? What does it mean?

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What is Guido trying to say here? Does he not believe that Dante will make it back to Earth?

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Is Dante the Poet trying to reference the beginning of the comedy as they climb the mountain to God? Or is it simply just Dante explaining his struggles climbing out of the Bolgia?

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What exactly is an "evil counselor" and is there any reason other than the fact that Ulysses is Greek that he is in hell?

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What does Dante mean when the guys makes "figs" at God? Does that gesture have a deeper biblical meaning?

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Why would they scorn his manner of speaking because they are Greek?

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Is there a legitimate reason for Muhammad being in Hell? Is this just Dante the Poet's way of putting his personal perspective about Muhammad and Islam into the Cantos?

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When Virgil tells Dante that there "is no time to tire," it makes me wonder how they have any concept of time in the depths of Hell. They left for hell on Good Friday and are supposed to leave by Easter, but is it my assumption that time neither works the same in Hell as it does on Earth nor do its inhabitants have any ability to be able to tell what time it is, as a part of their contrapassos. How do they know how much time they have?

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Do Black Angels "examine" all people before they go to Heaven or Hell, or did he just come because St. Francis came to claim Guido?

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Why does Mahomet try to warn Fra Docino, and is there a reason Dante the poet includes this in the canto?

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Why are the thieves so arrogant towards God compared to the other sins?

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In the final couplet, Curio says something about "an eye for an eye," saying that it is the law of hell. But in the Bible, it specifically says that "an eye for an eye" should not be done for justice, so why is it in Hell?

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How is this a sin? The sinner is explaining their voyage but it is hard to find a definite sin within the last pages.

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Is having the Pharisee's punishment of being crucified and stepped on for eternity sacrilegious? Besides giving them the same consequence they committed to Jesus, it feels like a mockery of Jesus' sacrifice.

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It says that the evil counselors are hidden in great flames which are their own guilty consciences, but if they are guilty about it, wouldn't that mean they feel bad about it and want to repent?

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What was Guido manipulated to do that got him here?

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Does a thief flip them off in the first three lines?

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Who is the man who fell from the Theban walls?