I for one have thought that the book while it is about the Magicians nephew, it hardly ever explores what a magician does. There is very little insight into him, with the exception of the monologue when he meets the kids in the attic. I think a thorough exploration of how the people with intellect and at the frontier of science and magic often have a disregard for life and humanity while present in the book, if this theme is more highlighted, it would provide a stronger adaptation. We hardly see him attempt magic, (succeed or fail ) and he is a magician.
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Posted : February 13, 2026 10:25 pm