Edmund's Choices and Thoughts in Narnia

Edmund, driven by his desire for Turkish Delight and power, sneaks away from the Beavers' house to meet the White Witch. He struggles through the snow, imagining his future as a king. Upon reaching the White Witch's castle, he encounters statues of creatures turned to stone. Inside, he meets a wolf and eventually the White Witch, to whom he reports the whereabouts of his siblings. Despite his actions, Edmund is conflicted about the White Witch's true nature.

What was Edmund primarily thinking about during dinner?

• Aslan

• The White Witch

• Turkish Delight

• His siblings

Why did Edmund feel dissatisfied with the dinner?

• He was thinking about Turkish Delight

• The food was cold

• He was not hungry

• He was angry with his siblings

What did Edmund imagine about his siblings' behavior towards him?

• They were ignoring him

• They were talking about him

• They were planning a surprise

• They were angry with him

How did the mention of Aslan affect Edmund?

• It made him feel brave

• It made him happy

• It gave him a mysterious and horrible feeling

• It made him curious

What did Edmund want from the White Witch?

• To return home

• To be friends with Aslan

• To have more Turkish Delight

• To be a prince and later a king

What did Edmund leave behind in the Beaver's house?

• His coat

• His scarf

• His hat

• His shoes

What did Edmund think about while traveling through the snow?

• The White Witch

• Aslan

• Being a king

• His family

What did Edmund find strange about the White Witch's house?

• It was made of ice

• It was brightly lit

• It was very small

• It was silent and eerie

What did Edmund initially think the lion statue was?

• A large rock

• A tree

• A snow sculpture

• A real lion

What did Edmund do to the stone lion?

• He broke it

• He scribbled on it with a pencil

• He painted it

• He ignored it