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The C.S stands for what in C.S Lewis
What is Clive Staples
What is the name of the 'main character' of the book, through whose eyes the majority of the action is seen
Who is Elwin Ransom
"A line of foam like the track of a torpedo was speeding towards them" uses what literary device
what is Personification
C.S lewis was what before he became an english teacher
What is philosopher
In the beginning Ransom was kidnapped by these two people
who is Devine and Weston
what is because her son harry had not returned home
Ransom uses the term "bent when trying to explain his world to the Malacandras, what does he mean by this
what is corrupt or fallen
C.S Lewis died on the same day as what assassinated U.S President
Who is John F. Kennedy
When he first sees the Earth from the space ship, what does the main character think it is
What is the moon
Out of the Silent Planet was written from this point of view
What is third person
In 1908 what book did C.S Lewis recieve on christmas that helped influence him to write Out of the Silent Planet
What is the First Men in the Moon by Wells
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was based on three girls that lived with Lewis during what world war
What is World War I
Ransom had this occupation
What is philologist (a person who studies languages)
Out of the Silent Planet is the first book out of these two books
What is Perelandra and That Hideous Strength
In chapter 4 Weston says, "You cannot be so small-minded as to think that the rights or the life of an individual or of a million individuals are of the slightest importance in comparison with this." what was Weston referring to when he said in comparison with "this"
what is eternity
What perspective did C.S Lewis have on life existing on other planets
what is christianity (christian)
On Malacandra there are 3 species known as
what are the Hrossa (hyoi), séroni, and pfifltriggi.
In chapter 13 who said, "They would kill even a hnau, knowing it to be hnau, if they thought its death would serve them
Ransom meets the Oyarsa of Malacandra, from whom he learns about ancient interplanetary warfare similar to what the 17th-century English poet John Milton describes in his book
What is Paradise Lost