Dante's Gluttony http://dantesinferno.wikia.com/wiki/Gluttony After defeating Cleopatra and descending down from the circle of Lust, Dante journeys to the next circle, Gluttony.  The circle is populated mostly by gluttonous demons, great landscapes made of living organs, violent storms, mud, piles of human waste, and giant gorger worms with insatiable appetites.  In this circle are those who are punished for over-indulged in food, drink and addictions in the world above, placing such things above all things, including their fellow man, forced to slosh around forever in the vile muck that makes up most of the circle.  There Dante must face the "great worm," Cerberus, a massive stomach with three worm-like heads protruding from an open maw. Continuing on to Greed, Lucifer stops Dante briefly in the Hall of Gluttons, an area where the high status gluttons are eternally eaten by demons, and where "up," could mean any direction, so Lucifer can frustrate Dante. One can only hope.