This particular chapter reminded me of a much much earlier chapter where when Ailette attempts to read a fictional book but she couldn't quite understand, she immediately switched over to a religious bible, claim that fictional works often reference biblical stories so in order to have that impact, one must be well versed in biblical knowledge to be able to properly enjoy it.
I can't help but wonder how many people missed out on the Noah's ark reference in this chapter simply because they weren't borned/raised Christan. Though I myself am not one, I had the opportunity to, and I believe this is the same for many others
This particular chapter reminded me of a much much earlier chapter where when Ailette attempts to read a fictional book but she couldn't quite understand, she immediately switched over to a religious bible, claim that fictional works often reference biblical stories so in order to have that impact, one must be well versed in biblical knowledge to be able to properly enjoy it.
I can't help but wonder how many people missed out on the Noah's ark reference in this chapter simply because they weren't borned/raised Christan. Though I myself am not one, I had the opportunity to, and I believe this is the same for many others