t/f: dante becomes angry at virgil because of the fight between master adam and sinon the greek

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In Dante's Divine Comedy, Dante becomes angry not because of a fight between Master Adam and Sinon the Greek, but because of the sin of lust. The sin of lust is represented by the sinners in the first circle of Hell, who are eternally frozen in a lake of ice, each sinner frozen in the shape of their sin. Dante's anger is directed at the sinners for their lustful behavior, not at Virgil for any reason.