1. Ferrara

The day after Beatrice shows Castruccio the secret passage into Ferrara through the palace of Madonna Marchesena, viscountess di Malvezzi"a magnificent palace close to the eastern gate of Ferrara" (201)—Castruccio goes the Church of St. Anna (Chiesa di Sant'Anna), where he sees sees Beatrice's prophesy interrupted when she is arrested by Dominican inquisitors (213). The inquisitors bring her before the bishop at the episcopal palace in Ferrara, where Beatrice appeals to the "Judgement of God" (214).

Darwin Island

Darwin Island is one of the smallest islands in the Galápagos Archipelago, named for Charles Darwin because of his signifigant scientific discoveries in the Galápagos. Charles Darwin, originally from Shrewsbury, England, voyaged to the Galápagos Islands on the H.M.S. Beagle in the year 1831, where he invesigated both the geology and zoology of the area until the year 1836. Darwin journeled his findings of fossils, diversity of the land around him and the variation of species in the area throughout the five years he was exploring South America and the surrounding area.