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Why do you think Lucy was the first of the children to see Aslan? Why do you think Susan was the last to view him?
In what ways was blowing Susan's horn like summoning a genie out of a bottle? How was it different?
Why did Trumpkin question the children's ability to help King Caspian? How did the children manage to change his mind?
What steps did Lucy take to try and waken the trees in Chapter nine? How did she describe the birch, oak, and beech trees?
Summarize the conversation Aslan had with Lucy in Chapter ten. In what ways did Aslan resemble a religious leader, such as Jesus?
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