Lewis employs a first-person central reminiscent point of view in the novel.
Readers see what Orual sees, as she remembers it in the first part; as she learns it in the second. Her dreams and visions, vehicles for much of the archetypal subtext, are also used by Lewis to prefigure the revelations of the second part and to justify them. And the twopart structure itself is.....
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