– The royal capital. Chapters: XVII (mentioned), fully described in Prince Caspian . New finding: Excavations (fictional) in the 2022 Narnian Atlas place Cair Paravel at latitude equivalent to the Isles of Scilly.
– The Witch's power weakens further as spring rapidly returns to the forest.
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Another "grouped work" entry in the library index provides similar details but emphasizes that the children's discovery of the wardrobe leads to a great battle between good and evil, signaling a "great canage" (meaning 'carnage') and a "great sacrifice". This same record was updated in the library's system on .
The youngest and first to discover Narnia. Her unwavering faith and bravery act as the catalyst for the story. The first line of the book on these
An ancient, magical site where the White Witch claims her rights and where the climax of sacrifice occurs.
: The strict, no-nonsense housekeeper at Professor Kirke’s country estate who dislikes children interrupting her house tours.