Thinking of CS Lewis

[Christine]

No: HPFGUIDX 6549

Thanks Kimberly,

Especially for the Diggory/Digory thing. I don't know if you have 
read the previous message, put I'm trying to write this project for 
school (teachers college) where I analyse the intertextuality (don't 
really know if this is a word?!?:-) of SS. I've been thinking and 
looking all over the place, but I still have some pieces of the 
puzzle missing. 

Thanks a buch:-)

Christine

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Kimberly " <moongirlk at y...> wrote:
> As long as the good guys win in the end, I'll muddle through, but 
I'm 
> sure I'll find myself in tears more than once, and might have to 
hide 
> the book for a couple of days before I can finish if something 
really 
> bad happens.  
> 
> As for the Lewis connection, I know there are tons of paralells, 
and 
> even little incidentals like maybe Cedric was named Diggory after 
> Lewis' Digory, but I stumbled across a funny one the other day.  I 
was 
> flipping through one of the Narnia books that I bought for my 
cousin's 
> son for Christmas, and saw Lucy and Edmund and the gang's last 
name - 
> Pevensie, and my Harry-ridden mind read Pensieve instead.
> I'm not into anagrams, but I thought it was funny.
> I guess I'm easily amused.
> kimberly
> 
> 
> --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Christine " <chrisworm at h...> 
wrote:
> > Just a thought that's been bugging me....
> > 
> > The CS Lewis connection has been mentioned before, and I was just 
> > thinking that if HP is going to follow along the same lines and 
> > become increasingly sinister - then I'm not sure I'll have the 
guts 
> > to read the last to books (UGH!)
> > 
> > Or maybe it's just me:-)