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The gates of hell state "Abandon hope, all ye who enter here" essentially meaning, if you're here, you've messed up part of your life. The first circle contains everyone in limbo, not good enough for heaven, but have not committed a sin serious enough for the rest of hell. Here, the sinners just walk around the river Acheron, and are continuously bit by flies and wasps for not quite making the decision to be good or evil. In the second circle, contains the people whom are guilty of lust, ironically, Dante should have been placed here because he wrote the Inferno about finding his love Beatriz. In this circle, contains Helen (Trojan war was fought over her) and Queen Cleopatria. Here, the sinners are blown about for all eternity by a powerful wind, symbolizing their never ending lust for another human. 
Here, I have included the picture of the great Jim Morrison, for many hundreds of thousands of girls lusted after him as he was not only a major rock star, but also a sex icon. I have also included the gates of hell, showing the journey that Virgil and Dante are about to encroach upon