This is a technique that is hard to master and he always manages to pull it off seamlessly.
Lewis has an outstanding ability to be able to write just enough to give the reader a description of the setting, scene and characters and leave the rest to your imagination. If people choose to draw that conclusion from it they can. Lewis always defended this stating that it was never written with any religious alignment or values set in his mind. They are met by Mr and Mrs Beaver who take them to meet Aslan, the great lion, who will assist the children in defeating the white witch and restoring peace to the land of Narnia.įor years the story of Wardrobe has been criticized and studied for its supposed religious allegory, stating that the tale of Aslan is the story of Jesus. Several days later all four children find themselves forced into the wardrobe and into Narnia. Losing Lucy in the snow, Edmund is found by the white witch who treats him kindly and makes him promise to return with his brother and two sisters with the promise of making him king and all the Turkish delight he can eat. Several days later Lucy returns to Narnia and is secretly followed by her spiteful brother Edmund. Upon her return she tells her sister and two brothers who refuse to believe her seemingly tall story. Unable to betray Lucy to the white witch the fawn returns Lucy to the wardrobe and makes her promise not to tell anyone about what she has seen. Lucy meets a faun by the name of Mr Tumnus and the pair become instant friends over tea. A land blanketed with snow and ice, inhabited by mystical and magical creatures Narnia has fallen under the spell of the White Witch, the self proclaimed queen of the land.
Staying with an old and mysterious professor the youngest Lucy finds herself falling through a wardrobe and stepping out into the magical world of Narnia. Set in London in the Blitz in 1950 four children are sent out of the city and into the country while the war effort is fought by their parents. Heralded as one of the most enchanting and well written stories of our time The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe was the first published story about the magical land of Narnia.
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