This week, Angelica Cable is joined by teenagers Adalyn (age 15) and Esther (age 14). Together they tackle Orual’s emotional "damming" and the symbolism of her veil, alongside a larger, thoughtful conversation on biblical masculinity, femininity, and what it means to be a truly self-sacrificing leader.

Plus, they place a friendly wager on Orual's upcoming single combat and look at the comedic rivalry between Fox and Bardia.

Next up Chapters 18 & 19!

Hey everyone! Welcome back to The Junto Podcast, where we dive deep into the pages of classic literature.

I’m your host, Angelica, and I am beyond excited to share this week's episode with you—honestly, it is my absolute favorite discussion to date! Joining me at the table are two brilliant young minds: 15-year-old Adalyn and my 14-year-old daughter, Esther.

Together, we are diving into Chapters 12–14 of C.S. Lewis’s masterpiece, Till We Have Faces.

Inside the Episode:

In this episode, we tackle some incredibly profound themes, including:

• The Nature of True Love: What does it actually look like, and where does it go wrong?
• Orual’s Doubt: We uncover the real hang-up Orual has when it comes to believing in the gods.
• The Ethics of Euthanasia & Restraint: A look at the heavy moral dilemmas embedded in the narrative.

What's Next?

Next time, we will be discussing Chapters 15–17.

Enjoy the episode, and happy reading!

Join this discussion I had with Esther (14) and Adalyn (15) of C. S. Lewis' book Till We Have Faces. He's a master at showing us the greater reality through fiction!!

Next up, Chapters 12, 13, & 14.