In London
The cause of the four siblings and their mother seeking shelter.
What is an air raid over London?
The great, wise, and powerful lion who is the true king of Narnia.
Who is Aslan?
What is winter?
What is tea?
Until the arrival of the children through the wardrobe, Narnia hadn't had this holiday in many years.
What is Christmas?
This is why Edmond risks his life in the opening scene of the movie.
What is to retrieve a photo of his father?
A friendly couple who help guide the Pevensie children to Aslan.
Who are Mr. and Mrs. Beaver?
The arrival of the Pevensie children and the movements of Aslan signal the beginning of this season in Narnia.
What is spring?
What is Turkish Delight?
Mr. Tunmus asks Lucy if she is a girl from this Biblical person.
Who is Eve?
This is where the children say goodbye to their mother.
What is the train station?
A faun (half-human, half-goat) who is the White Witch's first victim.
Who is Mr. Tumnus?
These are what the White Witch's crown is made of.
What are icicles?
Mrs. Beaver serves this meal to the children and Mr. Beaver.
What is fish-n-chips?
The White Witch refers to Edmond as a son of this Biblical person.
Who is Adam?
This is the owner of the home where the children go to escape the war.
Who is Professor Kirke (the professor)?
These are the White Witch's "secret police."
What are wolves?
The animals of Narnia have this ability, unlike earthly animals.
What is talk?
The White Witch's dwarf taunts Aslan by asking him if he wants some of this drink.
What is milk?
Peter receives these items as a Christmas present.
What are a sword and a shield?
This person sets the rules for the children's new home.
Who is Mrs. Macready.
He helps the Pevensie children and the beavers escape the White Witch's wolves by misleading them about the children's direction.
Who is the fox?
This object, found just outside the wardrobe, is quite unusual to find in a forest.
What is a lamppost?
You won't find this among anyone's dining room furniture.
What is the stone table?
Aslan's death and resurrection is an allegorical representation of this savior's actions.
Who is Jesus?