Moral Lessons and Character Values: Reaction to true holiness, a closer look at Christ, pleasure and guilt, light and dark, good, consequences, purpose, lying, sin, God’s plan.Īctivities and Writing Assignments including point of view rewrite, art project, differences list, mythology research, Utopian and Dystopian fiction paper, theme analysis, confronting evil paper. Literary Techniques: In context, symbolism, synonyms, similes, mood, antonyms, character analysis, hubris, setting, pacing, climax. Vocabulary words used throughout the novel, utilizing a variety of activities to stimulate retention and growth. Lewis.īefore-You-Read Activities: Connected reader and comparison paper, mythology research, science fiction research and comparison paper, creative writing description, theology research and idea comparison paper. Lewis’ Perelandra, the second book in his celebrated Space Trilogy, students will learn:Īuthor Biography: Learn about C.S. Ransom keep the two original people from following the human race into sin? Full of rich and imaginative description and practical insights into sin and temptation. Ransom expects no better in this Perelandrian confrontation. Ransom and Weston had tangled before on Malacandra where Weston's mission had been the extermination of the native races in preparation for human colonization. But shortly after Ransom arrives, so does another man from Earth, a man named Weston. Only two people inhabit this Garden of Eden - the beautiful and innocent Green Lady, and the King, from whom she has been separated. Lewis' celebrated Space Trilogy.Ī world of seas and floating, multicolored islands, Perelandra is filled with mystical creatures and almost overpowering pleasures. Click here for a sample section of the Perelandra Study Guide! Get the book Perelandra HEREĭon't miss the first title in the Space Trilogy - Out of the Silent Planet T he third and final novel - That Hideous Strength The second book in C.S.

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