is a supremely intellectual, theoretical organization, but its leader was killed by a brute, unthinking beast. This irony highlights the fact that the N.I.C.E. He is captured by the N.I.C.E., but he escapes and kills the Head (Alcasan) of their organization. Anne's, and portions of the text are dedicated to explaining the low functionality of his dim brain. The irony is deeper, however he is a simple-minded bear under the care of Ransom at St. Bultitude is a fully grown bear whose name is ironic in itself. Ironically, although this ability is greatly valued by Ransom's organization, she has no interest in their conflict, proving to be difficult to recruit to the cause for which her ability specifically prepares her. Jane has the special ability to see visions that reflect actual events - she sees the execution of Alcasan, for instance, and the resurrection of Merlin.

Anne's, ironically making the who endeavor detrimental to the N.I.C.E. Merlin, however, does no such thing once resurrected, he escapes their clutches and joins the organization at St. acquire the particular well and tract of land in Bragdon Wood specifically in order to resurrect the ancient sorcerer Merlin and convert him to their cause. Inclusion in the inner ring is a façade being on the inside is no better than being on the outside, especially when the head of the organization is a disembodied head possessed by the devil. He exerts much effort in this endeavor, but when he finally becomes part of the highest inner ring of the N.I.C.E., he realizes that it isn't worth it at all. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.įrom the beginning of the novel, Mark's greatest desire is to be part of an elite inner ring, which would give him security and satisfaction. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

That hideous strength by cs lewis