Notes

They say that there are nine circles of hell. Limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, violence, fraud, and treachery.
In the early 1300s, Dante Alighieri wrote the "Divine Comedy." The first of the three sections is "Inferno." A tale where Dante takes a fateful journey through these nine circles in an attempt to save the soul of a woman he loves. As most of you may know, each layer in this hellish scape represents a sin that a person may commit in their mortal time on Planet Earth, and suffer horribly for in the
afterlife, each at their varying degree of wickedness.
The First Circle, some sort of... Exception. Limbo, a place where morally good people remained, due to never being baptised into the Christian church, was perhaps the lesser of the nine evils.

Today, we are here to talk about Lust. The Second Circle. For people who gave into their sin, reason Would have always been the better option, or simply this punishment would be placed on those who committed adultery. Their souls are said to be battered and tossed by strong Winds, a horrible representation of their own lustful needs.

Gareth? Gareth didn't believe in that crap.

Well, he DID... Just not, literally or in any physical shape or form. The Metalhead was what people called an Atheistic Satanist. A person who does not see either God or the Devil as true physical beings but as an idea. A symbolic representation of mankind and their self-gratifying ego. This is what Gareth worships. He is his own version of God.
Although contrary to popular belief, Gareth was actually a very respectful guy... he never tried to push his own ideologies on people and if they did not perform the action back at him, he would gain mutual respect with said person.