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The Screwtape Letters

C. S. Lewis

Type

Novel

Published

1942

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Who receives the letters from the senior demon Screwtape in the novel?

AWormwood
BTriptweeze
CTriptweeze
DSlubgob

Rationale

Screwtape addresses his letters to his nephew Wormwood, a junior demon whom he guides on how to corrupt and tempt a young man (referred to simply as "the Patient") away from God and toward damnation.

Who is Screwtape, and what is his relationship to Wormwood?

AScrewtape is a human being tempted by his guardian demon, Wormwood.
BScrewtape is a senior demon who writes guidance letters to his nephew, Wormwood, a less experienced tempter.
CScrewtape is an angel tasked with protecting a young man from the demon Wormwood.
DScrewtape is a human theologian who exchanges letters with a devil named Wormwood to gain insight into evil.

Rationale

In C. S. Lewis's satirical novel, Screwtape is a seasoned, high-ranking demon serving "Our Father Below" (Satan). He pens a series of letters to his nephew Wormwood, a beginner demon, offering advice on how to lead a young British man, known only as "the Patient," toward damnation.

Who receives the letters from the senior demon Screwtape in the novel?

AWormwood
BTriptweeze
CTriptweeze
DSlubgob Screwtape writes all his letters to Wormwood, his nephew and a junior tempter, giving him advice on how to ensure the damnation of a young man known simply as "the Patient."

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