S7E26 - Narnia - “The Last Battle (Part I)”, After Hours with Dr. Christin Ditchfield-Lazo

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1:08:50 Jill's archery was, in my fan fic, trained by Susan Pevensie (whose adult professions include publicity -- along with Dorothy Sayers -- and sports and PE teacher).

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1:12:11 Self hypnosis. One of the few, but extant, references to hypnosis in Narnia.

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1:12:49 "Had been an excellent guide" ... well, I suppose so was Susan?

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4:46 In fact, accessibility is one real reason for the Catholic idea of imitating _saints_ ... a) a given saint by personality type or circumstances or both may be more accessible than Jesus b) and as he is a saint, canonised, we are sure it's nothing bad we imitate (recent canonisations by antipopes of antipopes would be obvious exceptions). I'm most of my life uneasily doing a Charleston between the footsteps of CSL, JRRT, Chesterton, Newman, St. Thomas Aquinas. Writers. I heartily share CSL's dislike for schools, specifically boarding schools.

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8:58 Prayers for a potential Puzzle not to be dragged nilly willy (though not deceived, I wouldn't be that) into a False Aslan role, please!

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1:21:19 Could one not say that the real figures of Apocalypse 19:20 are rather Rishda and Ginger?

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29:28 May I note, at least one Church Father consider's the act of Moses as legitimate defense.

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5:30 Yr yddwyf fi'n hoffi coffi, and I am probably going to get some!

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Did.