Esa horrible fortaleza

Lewis's portrayal of science and technology as potential tools of evil feels very relevant today. I wonder what influenced his views on scientific progress and morality.

This novel seems to delve deeply into the spiritual and moral struggles. I'm curious if others saw a different emphasis compared to his other writings.

The varied backgrounds and choices of characters like Ransom and Mark seem to embody larger philosophical debates. What do you think Lewis was trying to say about human nature?