The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 15

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Why couldn’t Susan and Lucy untie the ropes on Aslan’s body?

Back

They had been tied so unmercifully tightly.

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How did the girls feel after the wild romp with Aslan?

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Not at all tired or hungry or thirsty.

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What were the mice doing?

Back

Nibbling away the ropes that bound Aslan.

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What had the Witch not known?

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That if a willing victim was killed in a traitor’s stead, deeper magic from before the dawn of time would cause death to start working backward.

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What sound did the girls hear, and then what did they see?

Back

A great cracking noise, the Stone Table broken in two, and then Aslan alive.

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Who is Aslan?

Back

Aslan is a lion and a central character in 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe', representing good and sacrifice.

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What does the Stone Table represent?

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The Stone Table represents the law and the sacrifice required for redemption.

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What is the significance of deeper magic?

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Deeper magic refers to the ancient and powerful magic that governs life and death in Narnia.

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What role do the mice play in the story?

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The mice assist in freeing Aslan, symbolizing loyalty and bravery.

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What does the term 'traitor' refer to in the story?

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A traitor is someone who betrays trust; in the story, it refers to Edmund.