The chronicles of Narnia and the Lord of the Rings

The Chronicles of Narnia is a series of seven books written by C.S. Lewis. We have seen the film made of the first of these, The Lion, the Witch ant the Wardrobe. This book, and film, is
about the four children Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter, and their first visit to Narnia. At this point, the White Witch is the leader of Narnia, and the four children have to kill her in order to make peace in Narnia again. They are considered the four rightful kings and queens of Narnia, and have many people who help them. There are many legendary creatures in Narnia, such as fauns, unicorns and mermaids, andall the animals can talk as well.

Clive Staples Lewis was born in Ireland in 1898. He was an educated man, but he is most known for his books about Narnia. He was a close friend to J.R.R. Tolkien. The two authors and their main works have some things in

common. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings is a series of four books. This includes the Hobbit, which is the very beginning of the rings of power, and tells about how Bilbo Baggins came in possession of the One Ring.

Both of Tolkien and Lewis’ series is located in a country that does not exist. They both created their own world for their characters. Unlike Tolkien, Lewis also includes real places, like London. Both the characters in the two series go through distressing and difficult tasks, and in both of the stories, the imagined world is at war. Tolkien has also included creatures in which we don’t know of from the real world, such as hobbits, orcs, and dwarfs.

But there are also some differences. Tolkien made his own language, and trough the series of the Lord of the Rings, he makes a tale in which some of the characters speak the language. He made the elvish language, which is spoken by the elves. I think that his story is much more detailed and thought trough. Lewis has decided that the time in Narnia goes faster than the time in the real world. This means that the children can sta

y in Narnia for years, while it in London only has passed 10 minutes. This also means that many years pass when they are absent. The problem is that Lewis is not consistent in this matter. Between the second and third book, many months pass between their visits to Narnia, and

when they finally arrive, prince Caspian is still alive. This should not have been possible if he had kept to his own rules. I also felt that he was a bit short on ideas after a while, and that some of the books could have been made into one. But I defiantly see wh

y they are such a huge success. I found The Lord of the Rings much more detailed and filled with action. I enjoyed both of the series, but I would recommend the Lord of the Rings.

Information on Lewis and Tolkien can be found at: http://atheism.about.com/od/cslewisnarnia/a/jrrtolkein.htm

The one ring is found at: http://www.bestcasinosonline.org/casino-blog/casino-games/the-lord-of-the-rings-meets-online-gambling

The Chronicles of Narnia is found at: http://www.musicnear.com/Harry-Gregson-Williams/The-Chronicles-of-Narnia-The-Lion-the-Witch-and-the-Wardrobe-B000BCE8QY.htm