Came
Evacuated
Both words in one sentence
- Lewis based the character of Lucy Pevensie on June Flewett, a girl who (like the Pevensies) was evacuated during World War II and came to live in his home.
Source: Write Who You Know - One reason he does this is that The Lion the Witch and The Wardrobe came about when three children, Margaret, Mary and Katherine, were evacuated from London and sent to live with him during the war (yes, the professor is Lewis).
Source: Direct Line to the Author -
Poor Communication Kills: Luke is particularly guilty of this (even Jade says that he should have told them when it came to what happened at Akzeriuth, suggesting that they could have evacuated the town first).
Source: Video Game / Tales of the Abyss
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