The White Witch is frozen in stone. The children (mess, it wasn't the girl Polly that did it, was it?) touched her and she came to life and pretended to be good and promised to reward them. Then she went to Earth and did all kinds of ******* crazy and evil things.
It's hilarious that despite Susan being shamed at the end she was always described as intelligent and perceptive, implying that people shouldn't be those things and should just blindly embrace religion like a child
It's hilarious that despite Susan being shamed at the end she was always described as intelligent and perceptive, implying that people shouldn't be those things and should just blindly embrace religion like a child
And this is after the bulk of the book's plot being about the dangers of blindly believing religious leaders
Mess. Narnia is one of the few book/movie series that the Baptist's and Republicans endorse. It's a literal direct allegory of Christianity and its struggles.
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Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds
same (well for a bit till my parents gave up)
the irony being all of them are biblical allegorys
The White Witch is frozen in stone. The children (mess, it wasn't the girl Polly that did it, was it?) touched her and she came to life and pretended to be good and promised to reward them. Then she went to Earth and did all kinds of ******* crazy and evil things.
The witch in The Magician's Nephew is one of the funniest villains' ever she's just a straight up bitch.
Jennifer Lawrence of Arabia was definitely consumed by rage and jealousy for a split second there, but like most psychopaths, she immediately controlled the impulse
she's just a straight up bitch.
