Begin a journey through the realms of Heaven and Hell in C.S. Lewis's evocative novel, 'The Great Divorce'. In this theological dream vision, the narrator finds himself mysteriously transported to the somber and joyless "gray town," a place that blurs the lines between Hell and Purgatory. Guided by a celestial bus, he ascends to the foothills of Heaven, where ethereal transformations await. As the ghosts shed their corporeal forms, they encounter shining figures from their past, offering the chance of redemption and eternal bliss. Yet, many ghosts cling to their excuses and illusions, refusing the ultimate liberation that lies within.