A few observations: -The word "marshwiggle" is local in either Cambridge or Oxford, as one of the many trails or walkways has that name. -Puddleglum's speech to the green witch is not necessarily from Blaise Pascal but rather from Plato's allegory of the cave; the same allegory is brought up again in The Last Battle from Digory. -Michael Ward's Planet Narnia points out that father time in TSC is based on Saturn, who is depicted in mythology as holding an hourglass; he sleeps in the land of Bism until he is to be awakened in The Final Battle to bring an end to Narnia at the command of Aslan. As long as father time sleeps, there is still time for redemption. Jesus Christ Almighty God bless you all 😊
A few observations:
-The word "marshwiggle" is local in either Cambridge or Oxford, as one of the many trails or walkways has that name.
-Puddleglum's speech to the green witch is not necessarily from Blaise Pascal but rather from Plato's allegory of the cave; the same allegory is brought up again in The Last Battle from Digory.
-Michael Ward's Planet Narnia points out that father time in TSC is based on Saturn, who is depicted in mythology as holding an hourglass; he sleeps in the land of Bism until he is to be awakened in The Final Battle to bring an end to Narnia at the command of Aslan. As long as father time sleeps, there is still time for redemption.
Jesus Christ Almighty God bless you all 😊