C.S. Lewis: His Friendship and War Experience

Louis, a young university student, was thrust into the horrors of World War I, where he formed a deep bond with fellow soldier Patty Moore. Their friendship led to a pact that would shape Louis's life. After enduring the trenches and the Battle of Arras, Louis survived, but Patty did not. Louis honored their pact by caring for Patty's mother, a testament to loyalty and friendship that influenced his later works.

What was the outcome of the shell landing close to Lewis?

How did Patty Moore's death impact Lewis's life?

What promise did Lewis make to honor his friendship with Patty Moore?