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We don't all inherently recognize family as good. Some of us were raised in dysfunctional, abusive families. This video is emotional hogwash.

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C.S. Lewis is a brilliant writer, that's all I have to say. This is explained very well. The only note I have is that I believe Octavian, also known as Augustus, was the second Roman emperor, not the first. (That was his uncle Julius).

Maybe the broken stone table is the empty tomb, half expecting Aslan would say why do you look for the living among the dead

Greta is my biggest concern. She feels like the type that would lean into the “Susan problem” and introduce her own feminist ideology. I hope I’m wrong with every fiber of my being- I really do, but she doesn’t strike me as the sort that will stay true to the values of the books.

Narnia is a masterpiece in my opinion. I wished they could continue the movies! 😢

How I wished they could continue making the movies, they are so great! 😢

We all have the universal truth, but lots of us tend to block it out and do or say otherwise

I would be super excited if Dallas Jenkins of The Chosen made 7 Narnia movies that were directly taken from the books. That would be awesome! He works miracles with a very low budget and millions love it. But Netflix? Nope. Just that you mentioned Anne with an E which is full of LGBT demonic crap, I am so afraid she will wreck Narnia for everyone.

I always knew this book showed the seven deadly sins, but i love this new info and the additions from medival times!

6:18 I’m now 42, though I wasn’t a child when it came out.

I greatly appreciate this video. Thank you.

Im with Tolkien on the while too much religion stuff... honestly i wish you talked eeven just a little less about it...sorry just how i feel....still like the chanel tho

Also contributing to the thoughts of 8 trails, correct me if I’m wrong, but reepacheep never faltered and even corrected others when they failed throughout the journey, and he is the only one to enter into Alan’s country at the end of the book.

Brilliant piece! Made me reread my 1950's copy of Dawn Treader (published by Bles, 4th impression) and I find at the end of chapter 8, after the discovery of the Lord turned to gold, Rhince turns to Drinian and says 'Well, that's three. Only five more.' Wouldn't that be eight? Do other copies have this mistake? Never miss an Into the Wardrobe! Andrew

What I don’t quite understand is who gave Jadis her so-called rights she may have been there at the creation of Narnia, but nobody made her a queen so who said she could do this who gave her rights?

Hey, if Joe Rogan turned his passion and fully surrendered his life to Christ man he'd be FIRE!! 🔥🔥🔥

AMAZING!!!! Thanks for your research and sharing this info!!! My favorite Narnia book just got even better!!!! :) Keep up the excellent work!!!

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As a kid I never understood how the White Witch wasn't human but I figured Witches were not human but their own species.

Amen! Keep Joe and all who do not yet believe in our prayers.

True evil doesn’t oppose good morals. It opposes faith. Be vigilant.

Excellent work here with this one! "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" is either my favorite Narnian chronicle or tied for first, and I've never once put these pieces together. What an incredible revelation that, truly, makes me think about this one differently. I can't wait for my next "Dawn Treader" re-read!

Nonsense. Taliban think acid on irls faces is good, the ayatollahs think torture and beheading is good as do the wahabists. Evangelical Americans think snake handling and phoney speaking in tongues is good. Etc etc etc. It is all distorted by religious lunacy.

Vraiment excellent ! Je n'avais pas fait tous les liens, merci beaucoup pour la vidéo !

Fantastic video. Just a quick note that the sound is a bit low on this one. Not sure what your levels were when rendering the video, but I had to turn my speakers up much higher than normal. Perhaps it's just on my end, but I figured it's worth mentioning just in case it's not.

Imagine if people could deal with their existential angst without falling into religious extremism and persecuting other people for failing to abide by YOUR beliefs. It's what this always comes down to, blame the scapegoats and use religion to justify persecuting them. Everything would be great if it wasn't for "those" people said every literal fascist ever. It's also a lot of disaffected men turning to ancient religion as justification to reimpose a patriarchal system that unsurprisingly benefits THEM. Society OWES them a nice house, a pretty wife, some kids and social respect and they think Christianity will bring back the 1950s for them somehow.

Nice work! Love it!

Would watch this but can’t find part 1 in the description

I ran here so fast!!

I thought he was modeled after St. Francis of Assissi, who blessed animals and healed people.

C. S. Lewis wrote this book so that it could be readily understood by children. The thesis of this video stretches the material so far as to be ridiculous. It's overthinking on a grand scale, and a scale of overintellectualism (or perhaps it should be called underintelligence) that Lewis would scoff at. I'm content to scoff at it myself.

Watching this the day before I start reading Voyage of the Dawn Treader to my two boys

based as heck ending! :D

This kind of reminds me of Re:Zero, where the sin archbishops represent the seven deadly sins, but not necessarily the way you would expect, for instance, Sloth isn't lazy, in fact he was the most active archbishop, but he only put in effort to a point. Once Subaru (the main character) had some much needed character development (he was . . . slothful . . . ) and really put in the effort to beat him, Sloth almost immediately caved.

Great video! You should do the silver chair next...it's one of most mysterious books...

I don't see how to connect the lord who died on Death Island with greed, since he didn't know the water turned things into gold.

Dawn Treader has long been my favorite Narnia book, and I think it's very cool how well your theory lines up. It makes sense that they and/or their islands might stand for allegorical temptations if the whole story is analogous to the trials of the spiritual journey of life. Thank you for these wonderful two videos on the topic! Lewis is my favorite author, and it's great to see the meticulous depths of thought he put into these books. God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️ :)

As long as she doesn't ruin it with DEI, it could be good.

@IntotheWardrobe Does this theory complement or negate Michael Ward's theory about each of the books drawing on the medieval imagery associated with one of the planets?

I actually love this. I would love to break it down even further. It was Lord Rhoop that you initially proposed as Envy because of a process of elimination but it didn’t fit until you came to the 8 sins of mid evil dissent. Remember in chapter 2 that Lord Rhoop was the one that Caspian always had a hard time remembering. The well educated by Doctor Cornelius, Caspian who loved history best. I don’t feel he would actually forget a name but it is pointed out at least 3 times in voyage. Then with the last one with Lucy and Vainglory. Notice that Coriakin the star is being punished on this island. Could he perhaps been trying to shine brighter than he actually was. Vainglory. The monopods also on this island. Also pretty sure the only one able to completely ward off and be composed on every island was Reepeecheep. Hence why he could get into aslans land. I will read Voyage with new eyes. Very very interesting. Thank you

Journeys definitely expose people’s weaknesses, but hopefully only for them to start anew. There’s always a new day! Luke 1:78-79 "A new day will dawn on us from above because our God is loving and merciful. He will give light to those who live in the dark and in death's shadow. He will guide us into the way of peace". Lamentations 3:22-23 "Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness".

Rewatching this before I watch part 2

All I can say is... C.S. Lewis was a genius!!! 💯

Portrait of gluttony had me if he isn’t gluttony then i give up.

Wow, tears here; beautiful.

i always thought it sounds like the 7 deadly sins, while reading it, though they have not been taught to me, so I'm not sure what they are exactly, it seemed to fit to me. i just skipped the bits i didn't really get due to lack of cultural understanding, though i looked them up once and was convinced- but the medieval version, this theory sits true!

That was amazing! Loved this!

Tolkien and Lewis are much deeper than they appear, and with them little is by chance or mere happenstance. More, I would add three additional titles that I think should be considered for themes that extend far below the surface. John Bunyon's Pilgrim's Progress is not a common allegorical parable but resonates with subtle themes and quiet wisdom. Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol contains a wealth of material not seen by the indescriminate eye, and A Parish Boy's Progress was the original or alternate title to oliver Twist, being plainly intended to elicit comparisons with the work of Bunyan mentioned earlier. All three of these books root their foundations openly in the Bible and its doctrines, thus they, like it, will resonate with themese and messages ever waiting to be teased from the text.