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Christian Themes
C.S. Lewis was a convert and much of his writing has a correlation with Scripture. "The Last Battle" has references to the antichrist's reign of terror and the return of the savior who establishes his kingdom. The author gives hints to the Book of Genesis and the Book of Revelation through references to Adam and Eve, as well as Aslan as the Biblical Christ. It is the Ape that acts as a false prophet.
Power of Deception
From the beginning of the book, the Ape uses his cunning over the donkey and sense an opportunity for gain. He sews the lion skin to that it will fit the donkey. Shift deceives not only the donkey that he is looking out for his best interests, but also deceives the creatures of Narnia who are fooled into believing that Aslan is delivering its citizens to the enemy.
Good Vs. Evil
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