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C. S.

Lewis's essay explores the seductive nature of exclusive social circles and the compromises people make to gain acceptance.

He describes how the desire to be inside an inner ring can lead individuals to sacrifice their values and integrity.

The essay warns against the dangers of seeking status and belonging at the expense of moral principles.

Lewis illustrates how the pursuit of inner rings can create a hierarchy of exclusion, fostering pride and conformity.

He ultimately advocates for a focus on objective truth and virtue rather than the fleeting rewards of social approval, urging readers to resist the allure of these exclusive groups.

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