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What Film Are You Surprised Didn't Get A Sequel?
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I read Lyra's Oxford but there were more?
Also, you talk about "themes and world building not paining the church in a good light", and I am just here to say, that's a hell of an understatement. The primary mythic fantasy war is about a guy going to war with God. Capitol 'G' god the father God. In the end,
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"God" is revealed to the a senile old angel. He also lied about creating anything; he just spawned from the dust first. The war in heaven was really about if they should let him die, or maintain the illusion.I believe I read somewhere Philip Pullman intended to create the anti Narnia.