While in this location, one character observes the letter M transform into an eagle and recite a poem. While viewing three coloured spheres in this location, a character experiences his “desire and [his] will” “being turned like a wheel” by the “Love that moves (-5[1])the sun”. A (10[1])huge rose in this location is the home (10[1])of one author’s real-life crush, (10[1])who was first fictionalized (10[1])in the collection La Vita Nuova. In this (-5[1])location, a protagonist is guided (-5[1])through nine concentric (10[1]-5[2])spheres (-5[3])by his (-5[1])unrequited love Beatrice. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this title location of the third section (10[1])of the Divine Comedy, (10[1])which Dante explores after Hell (10[1])and Purgatory. ■END■ (10[5])