“Virtue and Vice in the Chronicles of Narnia” - Louis Markos

[@maryangeladouglas]

A truly beautiful many layered message that bears repeated viewing.

[@michaelkelleypoetry]

The movie Prince Caspian also removes Caspian's Nurse, a removal that I hated most of all. You may say, but the Nurse was such a minor character. I say, yes, exactly, that was Lewis's whole point and reason for including her in the book. At the end of the book when Aslan comes to her and heals her, he considers her just as important as everyone else. She is the equivalent of Sarah Smith in The Great Divorce. The movie taking her out essentially gives the impression that minor characters are unimportant when Lewis was communicating the opposite with her character.

[@satisfiedcleaning]

Brilliant! Wish he had more time to speak. Such an insightfull talk. Thank you!

[@annchovey2089]

This makes me fall in love with Narnia all over again! Thank you!!!! Talking about Trumpkin - Lewis was ahead of his time for sure (wink).

[@phoebejoyw7455]

Dr Markos I really enjoyed your lecture! I am a Houston resident and had a brief contact with you once. I wish you could post an addendum with your fuller thoughts on the last two virtues, Hope and Love, since you had to truncate them in this speech. All the best!

[@melanieboyer9240]

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