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*In one of the final segments of ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', one of Vergil's statements is "Warning: Hitchhikers may be escaping convicts." This is a reference to the final segment of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''.

*It is possible that the name Virgil is arbitrarily given to the Superintendant-class AI of New Mombasa, as NMPD officers who have no connection to [[Sadie]] refer to the AI as "Vergil."

*The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically the name of the ~~angel~~ that ~~guided the~~ poet Dante through the 9 ~~rings~~ of hell, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa.

*The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically the name of the poet that guides fellow poet Dante through the 9 circles of hell and purgatory, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa.

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 *In one of the final segments of ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'', one of Vergil's statements is "Warning: Hitchhikers may be escaping convicts." This is a reference to the final segment of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''.
 *It is possible that the name Virgil is arbitrarily given to the Superintendant-class AI of New Mombasa, as NMPD officers who have no connection to [[Sadie]] refer to the AI as "Vergil."
-*The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically the name of the angel that guided the poet Dante through the 9 rings of hell, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa.
+*The name Vergil itself may be a reference to the Divine Comedy, specifically the name of the poet that guides fellow poet Dante through the 9 circles of hell and purgatory, much in the same way the Rookie is guided through a metaphorical hell-on-earth, a destroyed New Mombasa.
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