Narnia Chronicles The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Lucy and the fawn

Narnia Chronicles

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Lucy and the fawn

A. Major characters in the movie:

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  Peter Pevensie
  
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  Susan Pevensie
  
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  Edmund Pevensie
  
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  Lucy Pevensie
  
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  The mysterious professor
  
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  The professor’s housekeeper
  
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  The fawn
  
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  The beavers
  
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  Jadis, the white witch and
  
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  The magnificent lion Aslan
  

B. Setting of the movie:

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  London in World War II;
  
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  The Pevensie children sent away to escape from the blitz(lightning war)
  

C. Plot:
It tells the story of four children Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter who were sent to live on the estate of an old professor to escape the horrors of Nazis’ bombing over the city of London.

While playing hide and seek, Lucy accidentally discovers the mythical world of Narnia. She persuades her sister and brothers to journey through the back of a wardrobe for entry to Narnia, a wonderland where fawns, talking beasts, giants and dwarfs dwelt in peace once upon a time.
Seeing the once Utopia cursed with eternal winter by the devilish Jadis, the children soon started a fight against the White Witch. With the help of the Magnificent Lion Aslam, they eventually overcame all odds and succeeded in setting Narnia free from Jadis’s icy spell.

4. 
   Find the Drama
   

What emotions did the story make you feel? Did you feel nervous? fearful ? excited? worried? angry? Take turns sharing a scene that aroused your emotions.

4. 
   Text to Me
   

In each section below, compare your world to one of the main character ‘s world in the movie. How are they similar? How are they different?

my world	‘s world

Interactive Tasks for discussion:

1. 
   It was the duty of the fawn to arrest all the human beings he encountered for the White Witch. Out of sympathy, he did not arrest Lucy. Think of a time when you need to make an important decision between right and wrong. Share your experience with other members of the group.
   

2. 
   Narnia is a mythical land, inhabited by creatures from the real world as well as from the land of imagination. In what ways is it compared to the Garden of Eden? our society?