The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 17

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What does Lucy notice about Peter?

Back

Peter looks paler, stern, and more mature.

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What does Aslan do to the children?

Back

Aslan makes them kings and queens of Narnia.

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Who did Peter say helped win the battle?

Back

Edmund.

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What happens to the children when they go back through the wardrobe?

Back

They are children again.

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What does the Professor say to the children about Narnia?

Back

He tells them that 'Once a king or Queen of Narnia, always a King or Queen of Narnia.' He also tells them that they can't go back the same way twice, but it will happen when they don't expect it.

Front

What is the significance of Peter's maturity in Chapter 17?

Back

It shows his growth and development as a leader in Narnia.

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How does Aslan's role as a leader affect the children?

Back

Aslan inspires the children to embrace their roles as kings and queens.

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What lesson do the children learn about bravery in Chapter 17?

Back

They learn that bravery is essential in facing challenges and leading others.

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What does the wardrobe symbolize in the story?

Back

The wardrobe symbolizes a gateway to adventure and the unknown.

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How does the battle impact the children's view of Narnia?

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The battle solidifies their connection to Narnia and their responsibilities as its rulers.