I was actually just thinking that. C.S. Lewis lived in the English countryside through WWII. He wrote about Narnia to give hope of a magical world to kids that had to flee London to avoid getting bombed.
At the same time, he also lived after the war, and watched the country get rebuilt, saw things get better and saw people gain hope again. I like to think this is the change he was referring to.
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I was actually just thinking that. C.S. Lewis lived in the English countryside through WWII. He wrote about Narnia to give hope of a magical world to kids that had to flee London to avoid getting bombed.
At the same time, he also lived after the war, and watched the country get rebuilt, saw things get better and saw people gain hope again. I like to think this is the change he was referring to.