Read these lines from Canto II of Inferno , in which Virgil speaks to Dante the Pilgrim, and answer the question. “Your heart has been beset by cowardice Which often places burdens on a man To turn him back from honorable deeds Like some animal frightened by its shadow." How does Dante the Pilgrim overcome the terror that grips him at the thought of following Virgil through Hell? In at least 150 words, describe two ways that he grapples with his fear, using details from the text.