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The Ninth Circle is a bar inside of Underworld Concourse which is in the Museum of History. The bar is owned by Ahzrukhal; it is rivals with another store in Underworld.
[edit] Location
- The Ninth Circle is located on the upper level of the Underworld concourse.
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[edit] Related Quests
- Hired Help - A side quest concerning the contract of "employment" for a ghoul named Charon.
[edit] Behind the scenes
- "The Ninth Circle", is a reference to Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy. The first canticle is Inferno (Hell), which contains nine circles. The Ninth Circle is the circle of treachery. The fact that a character named Charon appears in Dante's Inferno to ferry Dante and Virgil across the Acheron river further suggests this connection.
- It might also be a reference to Clive Barkers "Mister B. Gone" novel. It is the underworld childhood home of the book's daemon narrator Jakabok Botch. Jakabok fell into a fire as a child and was horribly burned and mutilated which when describing how he now looks is very similar to ghouls.
- "The Ninth Circle" is also the name of a Yugoslavian film from 1960.
- The Ninth Circle appears in Elder Scrolls 3:Morrowind, which is also made by Besthesda Softworks.
- The Ninth Circle also appears in Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines