Figurative Language
“And now the sun got low and the light got redder and the shadows got longer and the flowers began to think about closing.”
What is personification?
I am the youngest of the Pevensie children.
Good vs. Evil
The story presents a clear conflict between the benevolent Aslan and the malevolent White Witch, representing the struggle between good and evil.
This is the food that the White Witch used to bribe Edmund.
What is Turkish Delight?
The Wardrobe
"The snow fell like a soft blanket" (describes the snow's gentle descent)
What is a simile?
I invited Lucy to tea with the intention of turning her over to the White Witch.
Who is Mr. Tumnus?
Courage
The children, particularly Peter, Lucy, and Edmund, demonstrate courage in the face of danger and adversity, showcasing the importance of bravery.
Peter fought his first battle against him.
Who is Maugrim?
Father Christmas
The talking animals and the lion performing magic are examples of ____________.
What is personification?
I led the children to the Stone Table.
Who is Mr. Beaver? 🦫
Betrayal and forgiveness
Edmund's betrayal of his siblings and his subsequent redemption, with the children's forgiveness, highlights the importance of these concepts.
Mr. Beaver showed this to Lucy to prove he was on the good side.
What is Lucy’s handkerchief?
The White Witch
The White Witch embodies evil and the forces of darkness. She represents temptation, oppression, and the denial of goodness and light.
"The land was a prison" (describes the land's bleakness and the White Witch's control)
What is a metaphor?
I am the head of the Witch's Secret Police.
Who is Maugrim?
Transformation
The story features both physical and emotional transformations, as the characters grow and change throughout their journey.
The field mice gathered around Aslan's body for this purpose. 🐭
What is to nibble the cords free?
Turkish Delight
The Turkish Delight offered to Edmund by the White Witch symbolizes temptation. Edmund's desire for the sweets represents the human tendency to succumb to evil and selfish desires.
“It was the sort of house you never seem to come to the end of…”
What is hyperbole?
The White Witch turned me into stone. I helped Aslan and his army escape from the White Witch's castle.
Who is Giant Rumblebuffin?
War and Escapism
The novel explores the horrors of war and the need for escapism, with Narnia serving as a refuge from the harsh realities of the world.
Who said, "Yes, of course you'll get back to Narnia again some day. Once a King in Narnia, always a King in Narnia. But don't try to use the same route twice."
Who is the professor?
Aslan