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ally
what impacted me the most was the representation of Christian beliefs throughout this book. It's not a heavily religious book whatsoever, but C.S. Lewis did intend to make Aslan a representation of Christ.
a v a
Definitely the way Lewis made the story relate so much to the story of Jesus' death and resurrection. Honestly, I got chills while reading the book because of how similar it was to the Bible. And some people don't even see this as a Christian fiction, but it most definitely is. Anyway, there's my two cents. :)
George
Ch. XIII i s titled "Deep Magic from the Dawn of Time" and describes a catastrophe. Ch. XIV is titled "The Triumph of the Witch". Ch. XV. is <spoiler>Deep Magic from Before the Dawn of Time"</spoiler>.
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