I've read that Tolkein was rather critical of C.S. Lewis's (his close friend) Cronicals of Narnia because of the rather obvious symbolism. Can someone confirm/refute this?
An dedicated author of any religion or creed conveys some slice of his covictions in his writings, either subconciously or conciously.
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"The blood of the dead mixes with the the flowing sand and grants more power to the killer."--Gaara of the Desert
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