Exploring the concept of the fall without the natural world in 'Perilandra'

The novel 'Perilandra' by CS Lewis delves into the idea of supposing the fall never happened and imagines a world without the consequences of the fall. In this world, certain aspects that we are familiar with, such as death, pain, and weapons, are absent. Lewis raises questions about the origin of these differences and explores whether a fall is inevitable in any world. Through mental experiments and thought experiments, he invites readers to reflect on the possibility of a world without the fall and the potential agency behind such a change.