What Is Lucy's Relationship In The Chronicles Of Narnia

In the movie The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe Lucy shows so much of a leader because she is the first one to find a way to narnia. She may be the youngest but she is very important. When she tries to tell Peter, Edmund, and Susan they all don’t believe her but Lucy has been known to be very truthful. She developes a really close relationship with Aslan. Susan and Lucy both witness Aslan giving himself up to instead of Edmund. The two ladies seem like followers just like in Jesus Christ, such as Mary Magdalene and the other Mary, which witnessed him dying and were the ones who arrive at the empty tomb after Jesus is resurrected. Lucy and Susan are both brave because they fight in the battle and they both have a very close relationship with Aslan. People objected for
Which makes Aslan the Jesus Christ figure, so when you read the stories of Jesus Christ and you look back at this movie you see that most of Aslan’s actions are comparable to Jesus. He is the great lion who rules Narnia, he is described as the King of Narnia, and the King of Beasts. When the author wanted to describe Aslan many people thought differently. His name in general is powerful and has a strong meaning to it. When someone hear his name they take advantage of his power and they start acting like themselves which means Aslan makes a good impression on everyone. Everyone thinks that when Aslan comes back he is going to fix everything with the White Witch and make things go back to normal. When Edmund gets in trouble Aslan puts his life on stake and sacrifices himself, just like Jesus who gave up his life for us to free us from our sins. Everyone expects so much out of Aslan that he is not who he thinks he is. The White Witch is an evil half-giant, half-genie who took control of Narnia. Using her magic she creates winter which is endless in Narnia, but doesn’t let Christmas