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Posted by Kenneth Morgan Don't forget that the "Chronicles of Narnia", especially the first volume, is a Christian allegory of sorts.
on 5/5/2006, 10:05 pm, in reply to "Let's discuss "Narnia""
The Stone Table, while reminscent of Stonehenge, actually is a stand in for the Cross on Calvary. And Edmund pretty much represents both Judas Isacriot (for his betrayal of Aslan and the others), and the sinful human race (for Aslan's act of taking Edmund's rightful punishment).
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