"Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri is a masterpiece of world literature, which consists of three parts: "Hell", "Purgatory" and "Paradise". In the first part, "Inferno", the main character Dante travels through the nine circles of hell, where he meets various sinners and reflects their suffering and punishment. The author skillfully describes the moral and ethical aspects of hell, embodying his idea of what awaits a person after death in accordance with his actions in life. This sense of deeper psychological, philosophical, and religious realities makes The Divine Comedy one of the greatest poems of all time.