Narnia: Key Events and Characters

The transcript details a conversation about the fate of Mr. Tumnus, who has been taken by the White Witch. Lucy and her siblings learn about the dangers of the White Witch's house and the significance of Aslan's return. They realize that Edmund has betrayed them by joining the White Witch. The prophecy involving the four thrones is explained, highlighting the importance of their mission. The urgency to escape and meet Aslan is emphasized as their only hope.

What did Mr. Beaver learn about Mr. Tumnus's situation?

• He escaped from the police.

• He was taken by the police.

• He joined the White Witch.

• He is hiding in the forest.

What is said to happen to those taken to the White Witch's house?

• They are given magical powers.

• They are sent back home.

• They become her servants.

• They are turned into stone.

What does Mr. Beaver suggest is the only hope for saving Mr. Tumnus?

• Negotiating with the White Witch.

• A magical spell.

• Aslan's intervention.

• A secret rescue mission.

How does Mr. Beaver describe Aslan?

• A powerful wizard.

• A fierce dragon.

• A great lion and king.

• A wise old man.

What is the children's initial reaction to meeting Aslan?

• They are indifferent.

• They are nervous but eager.

• They are terrified and refuse.

• They are excited and fearless.

What does the prophecy say about the four thrones?

• They will be occupied by four animals.

• They will be filled by two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve.

• They will remain empty forever.

• They will be destroyed by the White Witch.

What realization do the children come to about Edmund?

• He is lost in the forest.

• He has gone to the White Witch.

• He is playing a prank.

• He is hiding in the house.

Why is it urgent for the children to meet Aslan according to Mr. Beaver?

• To learn magic.

• To escape Narnia.

• To thwart the White Witch's plans.

• To find hidden treasure.