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Of course. The immediate conclusion would be the opposite. Because Dante is the fiery one, associated with warm colors etc, whereas Vergil is algid and (APPARENTLY) more enigmatic. However. Ultimately. The hill I am generally willing to die on, to start with a bit of a broader argument, is that Dante is a passive soul, man goes forth in his life by inertia... that being said he immediately gets back in line the moment Vergil pops back in his life: Dante is a satellite, and he orbits around Vergil, the only real pull/spur of his life. And Vergil - he is still in his principles, he stands at the centre of every mess he creates and when he does, it's utterly destructive too. Man is also pretty dramatic.

While Dante hides. It's clear enough in his coping mechanisms, I'd argue the only time he does show himself is in 2, and we see him in all his gloom. Dante ultimately is brought into light only by a force like Vergil, who pulls him out of his shadows and forces him into his rawer self. Vergil is not so fond of masking: it's clear enough in design choices, how he keeps his hair slicked back in a way that shows his face clearly while Dante always has a fringe or bangs covering him. Hairdo aside, just look at their amulets' chains!! Gold for Vergil, silver for Dante.

Sun is about creation and destruction together, the Apollonian - rationality: Vergil. The moon is about shadows, recesses of psyche, cycles - and Dante does have his cycles, see how he changes throughout games. (I may also add. According to (most) western cultures, and that's the notion I grew up with, the Sun is generally the masculine element, the paternal - apart from the fact that Vergil himself is a father, I'm just gonna tie it into his leaning towards Sparda's figure, as opposed to the moon being the feminine/maternal, see Dante being more attached to Eva yadda yadda)

I wanted to cut off my right hand

The solution:

"You quietly stared at me, with round eyes. The rainbow blanket and little bell, were of no importance to you. You didn't even know I was leaving. And you didn't even know you were in pain."