The twenty-sixth one of these works tells the addressee about the "Generous Conflict Illusion" which is a game that examines Unselfishness.
The twenty-sixth one of these works tells the addressee about the "Generous Conflict Illusion" which is a game that examines Unselfishness. In the fourteenth one of these writings the addressee is told about the necessity of concealing humility, as the Enemy is the type of figure that wants a certain species to kill their self-love and derive much pleasure from building magnificent cathedrals. First appearing in The Saturday Evening Post in 1942, this set of works references the ongoing (*) Second World War in a section discussing German humans. An addendum to them written by their author later is titled after its main character, who "proposes a toast." The last section of this collection sees the unnamed patient dying and going to heaven. Afterwards, its addressee is condemned to be consumed by his compatriots who all serve Our Father Below. For 10 points, identify this series of epistles written to Wormwood Â– a student of Tempter's Training College, a work of C.S. Lewis.
The twenty-sixth one of these works tells the addressee about the "Generous Conflict Illusion" which is a game that examines Unselfishness.
The Screwtape Letters