You shall not pass.

This test.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Positive Sean has a wacky feature for us here, I think.

Yes, the internet has presented us with antidepressants or Tolkien.

I will give you a word, and you must tell me if it is an antidepressant pharmaceutical

or a J.R.R. Tolkien character, most famous for the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

So before we get into that, and that's a hilarious idea, it's weird that you mentioned that,

and then I walked out of the room, and then I was looking at this into that, and that's a hilarious idea, it's weird that you mentioned that. And then I walked out of the room and then I was looking at this news feature.

And it had this cartoon, Tolkien versus Lewis.

Wow.

How does Sean mention Tolkien?

And all of a sudden I see a cartoon with Tolkien in it.

But it's in the first part of the cartoon, it says, Professor Tolkien, Is it true that you wrote your novels as an allegory for the First World War?

And he says, never ask me that again. I will call the police.

And then C.S. Lewis is below him. And it says, and he's thinking to himself looking sad.

If even one person reading this does not

understand that the big lion is Jesus, I'll set myself on fire.

So what's interesting about that is I'm in the midst of reading Chronicles of Narnia

with my son, which I've never read before.

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