C. S. Lewis

The Lion' all began with a picture of a faun carrying an umbrella and parcels in a snowy wood. This picture had been in my mind since I was about sixteen. Then one day, when I was about forty, I said to myself, 'Let's try to make a story about it.

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Fauns originate from Roman mythology and symbolize natural forces and fertility.

Mythical Origin

Fauns often appear in literature and art, portraying whimsy or mischief.

Literary Fauns

Despite playful depictions, fauns can be unpredictable or dangerous in stories.

Not Always Friendly

The word 'faun' commonly refers to a baby deer when speaking about wildlife.

Young Deer

Fauns are more often seen in spring and early summer when deer give birth.

Seasonal Sightings

When discussing fauns, talking about their vulnerability and the need for protection is common.

Observation Care

 we know that nowadays in particular right on the tip of the snout is this great big horn which is very similar to that of a rhinoceros it's completely wrong we now know that that faun is actually a thumb spike which was used to defend the animal over time ideas change

The Making of Walking...

 It tastes like pillows of sparkles or old shoe and dung. No more of sounding good or bad. You sound like lilting baby laughter or ogres marching to war. Dear God, you do not look good or bad. You look like a feathery angel or a morose faun.

The case against "good"...

 is distinct from a faun a thorn which grows independently as a defensive mechanism out of the plant and players no further role in providing nutrition

Faun

Mythical Origin

Literary Fauns

Not Always Friendly

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