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The afterlife's worst-reviewed destination, somehow still fully booked.
means In many religions, the place of punishment or eternal separation from the divine awaiting the wicked after death.
from From Old English hel, tied to Proto-Germanic haljo, meaning the concealed underworld — literally the covered-up place where the dead were hidden away.
Norse cousinHel was a goddess ruling the realm sharing her name.
Dante's designHis Inferno mapped nine descending circles of sin.
Cold centerDante's lowest pit is frozen, not burning.
Linguistic rootSame family as hole and conceal.