Explain how is conversing with sinners a way for Dante to confess his own “sins”?

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1) In Dante’s ​Inferno​, the Neutrals seem to be isolated by the gates of Hell as personae-non-gratae (Latin for “unwelcome people”), and are not allowed to join other sinners in the City of Hell. Why does the narrator leave these sinners by the gate, and does
not allow them to be part of the city of Hell? Why is “Neutrality” both unethical and immoral? Discuss and make sure to include any quotation that may help you support your views.
2) How is conversing with sinners a way for Dante to confess his own “sins”? What does he confess to (refer to three sins), and how does he confess? Discuss and make sure to include any quotation that may help you support your views.
3) Incontinence –unchecked desire for food, sex, greed, etc.– seems to be one of the major causes for corruption, and thus for “sinning” in Dante’s ​Inferno.​ Selecting only one sin of incontinence (either lust or gluttony), and referring to two “sinners” of the same sin, explain how their unchecked desire is detrimental for them as individuals, and for their community. Make sure to discuss and to include any quotation that may help you support your views.