Heavens, Sissi will love this quote. It's really beautiful, the strange thing is that I don't remember writing it at all! Franco said to himself.
Since the situation was desperate and since Carpetti had given him the impression of being very attached to the earthly vision of life, Don Fulgentius had used this comparison to try to shake him a little.
He had quoted The Divine Comedy on purpose, showing him the afterlife as something like life, so that he would use the time he had left to redeem himself. At least, because of the fear of suffering for eternity.
He looked at him and saw that the man had been very disturbed by those words, his wide eyes and his face that had turned pale made him realize that the man had really imagined the scene.
"But you already know what your destiny wil
