On the way there they got into some trouble with some wolves that were with the White Witch. They had to run and they ended up on top of a waterfall and Peter has to break the ice with his sword for them all to get away from the wolves. When they get to where the water is calmer and they can get out of the water they think Lucy has drowned and she pops up and is freezing. They all go to the beaver’s dam to get warm, get something to eat and to get some rest so they can finish taking the kids to Aslan.
When they reach Aslan the next morning they wait for them and have to bow down to him. Aslan is supposed to represent Jesus in Narnia. He is very wise, intelligent, gentle, and caring. The White Witch wants to kill …show more content…
Edmund because he betrayed her. Aslan isn’t going to let that happen because he cares for Edmund and don’t wish him any harm. He tells the White Witch he will talk to her privately and makes a deal with her. A couple nights later he meets her and her wild creatures to sacrifice himself. They tied him up and stabbed him multiple times. Aslan dies there that night.
Anna and Lucy had followed Aslan that night and had witnessed everything.
After they had killed him Anna and Lucy came over to his body untied him laid there on him crying and mourning. Then the stone table breaks and mice are chewing away his restraints and he is restored to life. Anna and Lucy question him and ask him how this is even possible. He says that the White Witch was unaware of the “ deeper magic before the dawn of time” ,which will resurrect anyone who is innocent who is killed in place of someone who has betrayed another. Anna and Lucy climbed onto Aslan’s back and they go towards the battle that has started between Narnia and the White
Witch.
Aslan kills the White Witch after she stabs Edmund and then Lucy uses her potion that she got from Father Christmas to heal him so that he doesn’t die from bleeding out. They go back to Aslan’s kingdom and Peter, Anna, Edmund, and Lucy are all dressed up like kings and queens. They go to the altar where Aslan is at and bow down to him. He announces them all as the King and Queens of Narnia.