Sins of the Lion

"...Following the leopard, Dante the Pilgrim's righteous path is blocked by the lion. Dante uses the lion to denote sins of violence and ambition because the lion is considered to be an aggressive and assertive creature that has a tendency to satisfy his own needs, by whatever violent means necessary. The brutality of the lion's natural habitat is evident as a lion, who fears no other creature, will assert his position in the food chain, by use of brute force..."

Loud music drowns out all sound, all reason, as she gets what she deserves. No guilt, no remorse--she brought it on herself.