Characters
This girl arrives with Eustace and helps fight against the Calormenes.
Jill
The dwarfs' inability to see the beautiful world around them can symbolize people who refuse to recognize this.
Truth
In Chapter 9, Tirian and his friends discover that the dwarfs are being held inside this place.
Stable
Who is the author of The Last Battle?
C.S Lewis
Assemble
Put together
This unicorn is King Tirian’s loyal friend and fights beside him during the final battle.
Jewel
The stable's outside appearance is frightening, but its inside is much larger and more beautiful. This represents the difference between appearance and this.
Reality
When Tirian's group opens the stable door, they discover that the dwarfs see this instead of the beautiful land outside.
Darkness
What theology (belief) did C.S. Lewis incorporate into a lot of his writing?
Christianity
Glorious
extremely beautiful; deserving of admiration
This young dwarf is rescued by Tirian and his friends after being trapped with other dwarfs.
Poggin
The dwarfs reject the good food and drink because they believe it is something disgusting. This can symbolize how people may reject God's gifts because of their own this.
Unbelief
In Chapter 10, the dwarfs refuse to believe that the food Tirian gives them is actually food. They think it is this.
Hay or animal food
What happened to the author's faith after his mother died?
He became an atheist
Eternal
Forever
This Calormene leader helps control Narnia and uses the false Aslan to gain power.
Rishda
Aslan's country is a place where the faithful characters continue living after the old Narnia ends. This can symbolize this Christian idea.
Heaven/Eternal life
In Chapter 11, Tirian and the others learn that the final battle has gone badly for the Narnians. What has happened to King Tirian's army?
It has been defeated
What religious event does The Last Battle focus on?
The rapture
Condemn
express strong disapproval
In Chapter 12, this character finally reveals himself to Tirian and the others as the real Aslan.
Tirian
When the characters finally recognize Aslan and enter his country, their journey can be understood as a symbol of moving from a world of suffering into this.
Salvation
At the end of Chapter 12, Tirian and the others discover that they are no longer in the old Narnia but have entered this new place.
Aslan's Country/Narnia
Why does the author choose to use fantasy/talking animals to show religious themes
Easier for younger people to understand
Peril
Grave danger