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Your favorite Narnia book and why?
- Thread starter Brickjectivity
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Prince Caspian first off, cos I used to like learning about Narnia itself and what it was like and how it worked and who the people were. Prince Caspian was good at that, and it had like different peoples and history and felt like the kind of thing that could be happening. Last Battle, Magician's Nephew and Silver Chair also cool for their worldbuilding.
Srivijaya
Active Member
The Silver Chair, though I also love the Magicians Nephew.
Why?
There's something compelling about the captive prince who can only be 'himself' for a fleeting time during which the sorceress has him bound to the chair.
I guess, as a Buddhist, I can relate to that, as we are all bound in our own ways.
Why?
There's something compelling about the captive prince who can only be 'himself' for a fleeting time during which the sorceress has him bound to the chair.
I guess, as a Buddhist, I can relate to that, as we are all bound in our own ways.
Srivijaya
Active Member
Gotta love the creepy, cowardly Uncle Andrew - the best character in it.I really liked the Magician's Nephew, with those magical rings and stuff. I just wish that they didn't skip over it when they started making the Narnia movies.
That will be a great movie.I really liked the Magician's Nephew, with those magical rings and stuff. I just wish that they didn't skip over it when they started making the Narnia movies.
Shushersbedamned
Well-Known Member
I don't remember anything about them. But that the entire book is absolutely ****ing fricking omg so good. I was addicted like to heroin.
Terry Sampson
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Volume 7, The Last Battle; Chapter 13, beginning with: "Lucy led the way and soon they could all see the Dwarfs."; and ending with: "Well, at any rate there’s no Humbug here. We haven’t let anyone take us in. The Dwarfs are for the Dwarfs.”
That portion led me, many years ago, to imagine that there's only Heaven; and that's going to be Hell for those who don't want to be there.
That portion led me, many years ago, to imagine that there's only Heaven; and that's going to be Hell for those who don't want to be there.
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Fiction has a power to invoke thought does it not? A long journey can be taken.