The World of Narnia: Allegory or Fairy Tale

Religion affects every aspect of life of true believers. Since 1931, C. Lewis is a faithful Christian, a member of the English church. This means that his belief in the writing of the "Narnia narrative" influences the contents of these stories. This effect is evident in all books in this series, but it does not make the story a great story. C. S. Lewis believes in some of the fundamental elements of Christian faith in his writings and proves.

The seven books of the "Narnia national story" series contain stories about the fantasy world of mythical animals. Does this children's fantasy series have a deeper meaning? C. S. Lewis' series' Narnia national story 'may not be directly analogous to Christian symbols, but the stories and characters of Narnia contain parallel Bible truths. The scorpion and lion of Lewis magician, the witch and the wardrobe all hold Christian fables and reveal various religious prophecies

The main scene of "The Narnia National Story" is the world of Charn which was made with the voice of the Narnia and the magician built by Lewis. They assume that the worlds of Narnia and Khania are the two worlds in myriad world including our own universe, the hero's world. Rarely, passing between these worlds is possible and can be achieved in various ways. Narnia itself is said to be composed of a wide variety of living things, but most of them are known to those familiar with European myths and British and Irish fairy tales.

Welcome to the broken fairy tale world and a strange world. First of all - what is a "fairy tale"? A fairy tale is the story under the heading "Folk Story". There are many kinds of folk tales: tall stories, accumulated stories, and stories of animals from simple to complex. Sometimes we use folk tales and fairy tales in the same sense. Fairy tales are folk tales, folk tales are not always fairytales. Fairy tales are usually longer than most folk tales and occur long before. They often include some sort of royalty (including the kingdom of the gods) in the story, the hero performs his / her trial journey, they get some form of magical help on their way, they knock down evil I am good at. They usually start with "a long way past and far away" and say "I will end happily forever."

A fairy tale is a story designed for children, with elves, goblins, wizards, and fantasy fantasy and wonderful characters that are not inevitable. The term "fairy tale" seems to refer to magical scenes, magical scenes, or magical effects in stories, rather than the presence of fairytale characters in the story. Often fairy tales are traditional, many of which are handed down from Storyteller to Storyteller, then recorded in books. Fairy tales are important as they stimulate imagination. Before they experience them in the real world, they provide us a way to experience things in our minds. This is a place where you can satisfy the place where the troubles of the real world supernatural and mixed. In a fairy tale, everything can happen, all forms of creatures can exist, and when something happens, we can find a solution in the real world. By the imagination, we understand our world. You can explore the results and possibilities