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** Aeneas visited Hades in order to hear a prophesy from his deceased father.
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** Aeneas visited Hades in order to hear a prophesy prophecy from his deceased father.
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* In Philip Pullmans ''[[Literature/HisDarkMaterials The Amber Spyglass]]'', the main characters Lyra and Will go to where all dead people end up and free them
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* In Philip Pullmans Pullman's ''[[Literature/HisDarkMaterials The Amber Spyglass]]'', the main characters Lyra and Will go to where all dead people end up and free them
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* ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' and it's sequel series ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' does this all the time. Unsurprising considering the series is based on Greek mythology where this is also somewhat common. On several occasions Demi-gods aren't even going there to rescue someone or something similarly dramatic, but just to have a chat with Hades or someone else. It's worth noting that most trips are to the Underworld which contains areas of punishment, rewards, and neutrality depending on what one did in their life. Tartarus is a pit below the underworld and more equivalent to Hell, and is only visited once [[spoiler:when Percy and Annabeth fall in]].
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* ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' and it's its sequel series ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' does this all the time. Unsurprising considering the series is based on Greek mythology where this is also somewhat common. On several occasions Demi-gods aren't even going there to rescue someone or something similarly dramatic, but just to have a chat with Hades or someone else. It's worth noting that most trips are to the Underworld which contains areas of punishment, rewards, and neutrality depending on what one did in their life. Tartarus is a pit below the underworld and more equivalent to Hell, and is only visited once [[spoiler:when Percy and Annabeth fall in]].
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* ''Literature/TheFaerieQueene'', Book II: Guyon spends three days being lead through the Underworld by the fiend Mammon, walking past {{Anthropomorphic Personification}}s of evil and damned criminals as Mammon offers him a share of the many treasures buried there. Guyon refuses, so Mammon is honor-bound to return Guyon to the surface, where Guyon immediately faints from starvation.
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* ''Literature/TheFaerieQueene'', Book II: Guyon spends three days being lead led through the Underworld by the fiend Mammon, walking past {{Anthropomorphic Personification}}s of evil and damned criminals as Mammon offers him a share of the many treasures buried there. Guyon refuses, so Mammon is honor-bound to return Guyon to the surface, where Guyon immediately faints from starvation.
