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One of the only religious references in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is to humans as "sons of Adam and daughters of Eve," a reference that the Pevensie children don't understand at first.
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inability to <u>conversate</u> in English
they show a condescending <u>attitude</u>
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<u>signs</u>
Explanation:
Note, the term Omens is used to refer to phenomenons or signs that are believed to foretell the outcome or future.
On this note, it is logical to assume that the word that makes the statement grammatically correct is "signs". So in a sense, Adam had looked for signs indicating whether he should go to England to study the Roman ruins.
