The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Chapter 13

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

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Aslan represents good, bravery, and sacrifice. He is a symbol of hope and the true king of Narnia.

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Who is the White Witch in the story?

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The White Witch is the main antagonist who represents evil and tyranny in Narnia. She has magical powers and seeks to maintain her control over the land.

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What does the term 'Son of Earth' refer to in the context of the story?

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'Son of Earth' is a term used by Aslan to refer to the dwarf who delivered a message from the White Witch, indicating a connection to the land and its creatures.

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What magical ability does the White Witch possess?

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The White Witch has the ability to make things look like they aren’t, which she uses to deceive others.

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What happens when Aslan lets out his almighty roar?

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When Aslan roars, it instills fear in the White Witch, causing her to run for her life.

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Who is Maugrim in the story?

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Maugrim is the wolf who serves the White Witch and is a fierce enemy of Aslan and the Pevensie siblings.

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What role do allies play in the conflict against the White Witch?

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Allies such as werewolves, ogres, and other creatures are summoned by the White Witch to strengthen her forces against Aslan and his followers.

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

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Minotaurs are mythical creatures that are part man and part bull, but they are not mentioned as allies of the White Witch.

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How does the White Witch maintain her power over Narnia?

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The White Witch maintains her power through fear, magic, and manipulation, keeping the inhabitants of Narnia under her control.

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What is the significance of the stone table in the story?

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The stone table is a symbol of sacrifice and resurrection, where Aslan is ultimately sacrificed to save Narnia.