I am interested in his whole life. Which page? Page 97. Let's start from the new life, that is, from poetry. There are three things to remember about Tunisia. The new life, the rhymes and, of course, the divine poetry.

What is there to know about Vita Nuova? Vita Nuova is a cross-symmetry. Technically, it is exactly this. Its literary genre is this. A cross-symmetry. A cross-symmetry is a cross-symmetry. Exactly. So you will be able to explain it. Then, Vita Nuova is dedicated to Beatrice.

Vita Nuova is Dante's life, which was made new by the encounter with Beatrice, the formative experience of her life. She formed it as a man and as a poet. I'm sure it means a lot to you. This is the answer.

It's a rosimeter. It's the literary genre. Prosa and? Versi. Versi. It means that it contains a part in prosa and a part in versi, parts in prosa and parts in versi.

Okay. Then, in his new life, Dante recalls all his experiences with Beatrice, from the moment he saw her for the first time, when he entered the room with Ladrini. Up to the death of the woman, who dies at 25 years of age. And then also what happens later.

How is New Life divided? There are 42 chapters in prose. So, where he tells, as if it were a kind of dialogue, he tells, just by writing, in prose, Then, this chapter ends and there is a poem that has a different comment than the one that was written before.

So, the poem serves as a comment.

So... What happens? The first encounter happens when both are practically the same age. Dante is a few months older than Beatrice. When they meet for the first time, they are 9 years old. Pay attention to the numbers. Pay attention to the numbers, because the number increases by 3.

The number 3 is important in the Ego and it is important for Dante. As a number? As a number. Why? Because 3 is the number of the Trinity. 3 are the worlds of the Divine Comedy 3 are the guides that Dante will have in the Divine Comedy in his journey in the world of...

But it's what you see the most, as if it were an augmented reality. Something that contains what you don't see, but which is something really important. It's an allegory, so to speak. It is difficult. We will explain it well when we do the average guess.

So, both have nine years. Dante is the king of the little Beatrice. And that's it. Then Dante says he looks for it, but he can't find it anymore. The second meeting takes place after another 9 years, so when both are 18 years old. And she got married.

She got married? No, not him, not yet. And this time you give him the greeting. So, what does it mean to say hello? I take the basket again. Bravo, bravo, bravo. Ok, so, the woman who greets you is the woman who gives you a beer. Ah, I see. Ok, so...

Remember, the woman was seen as... She is capable, not so much of her outer beauty, but of her inner beauty, so she is respected, perfect in every virtue, which, greeting the people she meets on the street, saves them, saves their souls. We did it. We did it.

So she didn't really greet him? She didn't really greet him? Did she help him do something? Dante says that she gives him the greeting. But he... Ok. But he always remembers that he is Dante Alighieri, and then he says to him, you are the new one. What does it mean when a woman greets you?

It's not just what's written, ok? Right after, and this is a nice thing, right after Dante has a dream in which the god Amore appears. Which leads to the arm of Beatrice, who is dead.

Beatrice is dead and the door is in heaven, so it announces her death, ok? It's a no-show. But this thing will eventually happen. So, first meeting with the actress, second meeting, various experiences, preparations, etc., etc. Death of the actress.

But the new life does not stop here. Dante also explains what happens and how he reacted to this death. Bad, of course. Well, ok. Already to hide...

Male si, perchè è annientato, cioè annientato dal dolore, veramente, ok? Dopo, però, Dante parla di una donna gentile. that has had compassion for him and that has helped him to overcome, to give birth to a new feeling of love. A wife? No. Definitely not a wife.

Dante doesn't tell us the name of this genital woman. Some even think it's a philosophy. This gentle woman has mercy and compassion for Ranchi's pain and gives birth to a new feeling of love. Did you really see her die in the dream? Yes. She dies later in the dream.

How many times did you meet her? Twice. Beatrice prefers to live in the past than to face the present. He only does all this because he dreamed that she died. Then when she dies, what will he do?