How often do you read Lord of the Rings?
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Re: How often do you read Lord of the Rings?
by azriel Tue Nov 26, 2024 11:56 pm
something niggled me as I read LOTRs over time, the name "Cair Andros". I felt as though I heard of the word "Cair" before ? And I had, its in the Narnia books... Cair Paravel, made me think, did C S Lewis and Tolkien discuss names and who should have them ? We know they were good friends. Just a thought.
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Re: How often do you read Lord of the Rings?
by halfwise Wed Nov 27, 2024 2:29 am
Lewis explicitly borrowed "Numinor" (his spelling) for Out of the Silent Planet, and referred readers to Tolkien for further information.
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