Perelandra: Venüs'e Yolculuk

Lewis's vivid world-building creates an almost idyllic setting. I wonder what philosophical or theological ideas influenced this depiction.

Her purity and obedience raise questions about free will versus divine command. How did others interpret her role in the story's moral landscape?

The dialogue between the protagonist and the celestial beings feels both philosophical and poetic. I'm curious if the structure was meant to mirror a divine dialogue or vision.