Lion the Witch and Wardrobe Chapter 8-9

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Who is Aslan in 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'?

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Aslan is the Great Lion, the Kings of Beasts, and the Lord of the Wood. He represents good and is a symbol of hope and courage.

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What does Mr. Beaver notice about Edmund?

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Mr. Beaver notices that Edmund has the look of one who has eaten the Witch's food, indicating he has been influenced by her.

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How does Edmund feel when he hears the name Aslan?

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Edmund feels a mysterious and horrible feeling when he hears the name Aslan, contrasting with the positive feelings of Peter, Susan, and Lucy.

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What does Mr. Beaver think about Edmund's character?

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Mr. Beaver thinks Edmund looks treacherous because he has the look in his eyes of one who has eaten the Witch's food.

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How does the setting of Narnia reflect its curse?

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The setting of Narnia is winter with snow and ice, indicating that it has been under a curse for a long time.

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What is the significance of winter in Narnia?

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Winter symbolizes the curse placed on Narnia by the White Witch, representing a time of despair and stagnation.

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What does Turkish Delight symbolize in the story?

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Turkish Delight symbolizes temptation and betrayal, as it leads Edmund to betray his siblings.

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Who are the main characters introduced in Chapters 8-9?

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The main characters include Peter, Susan, Lucy, Edmund, and Mr. Beaver.

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What role does Mr. Beaver play in the story?

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Mr. Beaver acts as a guide and protector for the children, helping them understand the situation in Narnia.

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What does the empty thrones at Cair Paravel represent?

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The empty thrones represent the absence of rightful rulers in Narnia, indicating that the land is in turmoil.