"A lady (and, what makes the story more piquant, she herself was a Jungian psychologist by profession) had been talking about a dreariness which seemed to be creeping over her life, the drying up in her power to feel pleasure, the aridity of her mental landscape. Drawing a bow at a venture, I asked, 'Have you any taste for fantasies and fairy tales?' I shall never forget how her muscles tightened, her hands clenched themselves, her eyes started as if with horror, and her voice changed, as she hissed out, 'I loathe them.'
(C. S. Lewis: Of Other Worlds: Essays and Stories)
As game researchers, I hope we'll never forget how to enjoy fantasy and fairy tales.
(C. S. Lewis: Of Other Worlds: Essays and Stories)
As game researchers, I hope we'll never forget how to enjoy fantasy and fairy tales.
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