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> > > I watched the C.S.Lewis tv film last night, and it featured Joy
Gresham
> > > asking Lewis where the beavers got the oranges from. He was unable
to
> > > answer, but she then got him off the hook by postulating a Narnian
black
> > > market. Basically she was using it as an excuse for flirting. What's
> > > Bruening's excuse?
> >
> > Were either Lewis or Joy married at the time?
>
> Apparently so. However, _Shadowlands_, if that's it, is somewhat a
> work of fiction.
This wasn't Shadowlands - it was supposedly factual, but I think there
must
have been some dramatic license. It was mostly Lewis giving
autobiography to
camera, with flashbacks to what he was describing.
Strangely, given the Narnian reference in the title, it concentrated on
the
Gresham stuff which happened after the Narnia books were all written. It
had
all been covered in Shadowlands, which was a TV film/play/Cinema film.
> > That I would like to know how the sentient beings of Narnia obtained
food in
> > all that snow and ice and completely frozen bodies of water.
> Possibly at very high prices from Jadis's government im****ter or palace
> greenhouses. There may also have been a population crash.
> Is the length of the Narnian year known?
Since Narnia was created for Terrestrial creatures, I assume that the
year would be similar to Earth's year, otherwise we would have biorhythm
upsets.
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