The Silver Chair by Jill and Eustace

I think ultimately, he he does take the errand, which shows a level of virtue. He actually reminds me of a young Lewis from Surprise by Joy. But at the same time, it is a bit begrudging. As soon as he is agreeing to go on this errand, this quest, he's immediately starting to regret it because he's concerned about himself. And it's that scootapian lesson where we're tricked into just thinking about what we want. I'm society and they didn't harp on it too much.