The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe: Chapter 9

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What event prompted Edmund to leave the Beavers' home?

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Edmund left the Beavers' home after he heard they were to meet Aslan at the stone table.

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From whose perspective is Chapter 9 of 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' written?

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Chapter 9 is written from Edmund's point of view.

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How did the White Witch respond to Edmund's news about Aslan?

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The White Witch told the Dwarf to get the sledge.

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What significant object did Edmund find right inside the gate?

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Edmund found a stone lion right inside the gate.

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What was the reason for the White Witch's anger upon seeing Edmund?

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The White Witch was angry because Edmund was alone.

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What is the significance of Aslan in 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe'?

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Aslan represents hope, redemption, and the fight against evil.

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What role do the Beavers play in the story?

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The Beavers serve as guides and allies to the Pevensie children, helping them understand the situation in Narnia.

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What does the stone lion symbolize in the context of the story?

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The stone lion symbolizes Aslan's presence and the power of good in Narnia.

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How does Edmund's character develop throughout the story?

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Edmund's character evolves from selfishness and betrayal to seeking redemption and understanding the importance of loyalty.

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What themes are explored in Chapter 9?

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Themes of betrayal, loyalty, and the struggle between good and evil are explored in Chapter 9.

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