A 1953 fantasy novel by C. S. Lewis and the fourth book in 'The Chronicles of Narnia', in which two children and a Marsh-wiggle quest to rescue a prince from an underground enchantress.
Provides the observation about childhood happiness being shadowed by the knowledge of its end — the emotional logic underlying Nolan's films about memory and time, where all experience is already its own elegy.
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