Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis

Outside a quiet planet by C. S. Lewis in 1625, a famous essayist and poet Francis Bacon wrote about the influence of fear of daily life. He said: "People are afraid of death as children are afraid of walking in the dark; and as the story grows the child's natural fear rises and the others are the same" (Essay of death dedication). Clearly, the external environment generally affects perception of fear and humanity. C. S. Lewis announced the novel "Out of Silent Planet", but after writing about Bacon's fear theory for more than three centuries, Lewis mentioned the external environment to manipulate the perception of fear.

From Silence Planet by C. S. Lewis - This is the first book of the Louis Universe Trilogy. These books feel quite different from the legend of well-known Narnia. However, their explanation and meaning are very rich. In the first part, as we know, Dr. Ransom was in Malacandra and Mars. As these two people need human sacrifice, he was taken there by a knowledgeable researcher and his accomplice. The ransom escapes, I know the earth and the people who live there. I hope this book will help readers want to read the other two books in this series.

I read a book called "Outside the Silence Planet" called C.S. Lewis. This is the first thing in the "Universe Trilogy". Elwin Ransom, the hero, is in violation of his will to Malacandra, a planet on which three different "hnau" (hnau is reasonable, chatty, soulful) live. Since all three species are "not collapsed", there is no tendency to commit evil or sin like human beings. C. S. Lewis explained his explanation of Malakandra very deeply. In Malacandra, all lakes, rivers, streams are warm, gravity is much smaller, all terrain looks higher and thinner. He detailed the local flora and fauna and landscape. C. S. Lewis also talked about the culture and behavior of local Melaka people.