Pints with Jack, season three, episode 38.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, part two.

Good morning and welcome to Pints with Jack, a podcast where two enthusiastic CS-Lewis amateurs

get together, share a beverage, and discuss a work of C.S. Lewis.

This season we read till we have faces, and last episode we began the Narnian book of this season,

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Because we only read the Narnian books in publication order on

this podcast, don't try me on this. My name is Captain David Bates, and I'm joined by

cabin boy, Matt, scurvy-infested, Bill drinking swab bush. What happened to faithful or unfaithful?

That got dropped? No, that got dropped. You failed in the last episode. I'm not even going to try

giving you that. Oh, that's good.

Well, drink of the week, I'm still here in Georgia, which is just fantastic. And drinking Doers

white label again, because that's what he had in his cabinet. And I'm still here in San Diego

drinking my Captain Morgan rum.

Well, cheers, matey.

Well, hang on, no, you've got to give us the quote to the week first.

Oh, dang, so I just have to make it full of myself again with that.

So, quote of the week comes from the man himself, the animal himself.

I was going to say man? He's not man?

Aslan. In your world, I have another name. You must learn to know me by that name.

This was the very reason why you were brought to Narnia, that by knowing me here for a little,

you may know me better there.

It's right near the end of the book, which is so fitting based on what we mentioned the last time about knowing. There's a lot of the word no in here. And they got to intimately know Aslan.

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