Satan is a grotesque figure, frozen in ice and suffering eternal torment from "summary" of Inferno by Dante Alighieri
In the depths of Hell, Satan resides as a grotesque figure, frozen in ice and enduring eternal torment. His appearance is a horrifying sight to behold - a monstrous being with three faces, each one displaying a different expression of suffering. From his six eyes, tears continuously flow, mixing with the blood that oozes from his three mouths. His six wings beat incessantly, creating a chilling wind that only serves to further entrap him in the icy prison. Satan's body is a twisted amalgamation of various creatures - a grotesque combination of human, bat, and reptile. His form is massive, dwarfing even the largest giants of Hell. As he flails in his icy prison, the sound of his wings and the gnashing of his teeth echo throughout the frozen wasteland. Despite his immense power and size, Satan is powerless to escape his eternal punishment. The icy realm in which Satan is trapped serves as a fitting symbol of his cold, unyiel...
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