Lewis considered MacDonald a master, drawing inspiration from his work for the themes of nobility and inner character.
Queen Irene is one of the most compelling divine archetypes in fantasy literature. She is simultaneously ancient and radiantly young, spinning a thread that protects those who trust her. She represents the divine feminine, Holy Wisdom (Sophia), and the comforting, guiding presence of God. Her room changes size and appearance, and her pigeons carry messages across the land, symbolizing omnipresence and divine providence. The Goblins the princess and the goblin
The book continues to encourage children (and adults) to maintain hope and show courage in the face of daunting challenges. Conclusion Lewis considered MacDonald a master