Characters
She first discovered Narnia
Lucy Pevensie
This character represents Jesus.
Aslan
The Pevensie children would be safer in the country away from the war.
The children leave England via train.
The magical land that Lucy finds the wardrobe.
Narnia
She got healing cordial and a dagger.
The gifts Lucy received from Father Christmas.
The children stay with this man in his mansion in the country
Professor Kirke
In the story, this represents God's law.
Deep Magic
Mrs. Macready chases the children into the wardrobe.
All the children enter the wardrobe and Narnia for the first time.
The first and last landmark the children see as they enter and exit Narnia.
The Lamppost
He got Turkish delight and a hot drink to warm himself from the freezing winter weather.
The gifts Edmund received from the Witch
This is the first creature Lucy meets in Narnia (need creature and name)
Fawn, Mr. Tumnus
The character the symbolizes sinners, but later in the story, rights his wrongs.
Edmund Pevensie
A sign that the White Witch's power is weakening due to this man's reappearance.
Father Christmas
Where great evil lurks and hundreds of statues.
The White Witch's Castle
He frees the creatures from their stone captivity.
Aslan's gifts to those frozen by the Witch.
This creature attacks Peter at Aslan's camp.
Wolf/ Wolves
A symbolic representation of the holy spirit.
Professor Kirke
It allowed Edmund to be set free.
Aslan's sacrifice.
This place started out as Aslan's camp. However, they soon moved because this location was needed for another purpose.
The Stone Table
He sacrificed his life in order to appease the Deep Magic.
Aslan's gift he gave to Edmund
This creature claimed to rule narnia
The White Witch (Jadis)
The symbolic representation of the cross or an altar.
The Stone Table
This event allowed the prophecies Mr. Beaver was talking about to be completely fulfilled.
The crowning of the Pevensie children.
This location is where the Pevensie Children reign until they are all grown up.
Cair Paravel (double points if spelt correctly).
It would give the kings and queens of Narnia wishes if they caught it.
The White Stag