'Narnia': Part IV Trivia Quiz

Answer: Wolfsbane

Aslan's lieutenants aim to assist Peter in dealing with Maugrim, but Aslan stays their hands. He insists that this is Peter's battle alone. After Peter emerges triumphant, Aslan deems the young man 'Sir Peter Wolfsbane, Knight of Narnia'.

Answer: Traitor

According to the White Witch, Edmund is a traitor, and every traitor in Narnia belongs to her. She also claims that 'unless I have blood as I demand, Narnia will die'. Aslan is well aware of the laws that govern Narnia, and he willingly meets with the White Witch in secret. After the meeting, it is decided that Edmund can go free, but not without another's sacrifice...

Answer: Lucy and Susan

Lucy wakes up, sensing that there is something wrong with Aslan, and she soon awakes Susan, alerting her to the noise. The two sisters follow the king of the beasts towards the cold table of stone upon which he will suffer sacrifice. Before arriving at the table, Aslan makes it known that he is aware of their presence, and the three of them share a final warm moment before he leaves them behind.

Answer: His mane is shaved.

With the teary-eyed sisters, Susan and Lucy, secretly looking on, Aslan is led up to the Stone Table where he is tied down. The White Witch then humiliates the great beast by having his wonderful mane shaved. 'Behold, the great lion,' says the White Witch, 'You are giving me your life and saving no one. So much for love.'

Answer: Unicorn

Peter rides upon a unicorn, while Edmund has the pleasure of riding a horse named Philip. Lucy and Susan are not part of the battle, having remained behind to care for the body of Aslan.

Answer: Edmund

The White Witch stabs both Edmund and Peter, but Edmund's wound is much more serious, having received the wand in his belly (Peter is stabbed in the arm). Happily, Lucy's healing potion restores Edmund to his normal health.

Answer: Aslan

As the battle nears completion, and the forces of good near victory, a revived Aslan (who has brought the reinforcements necessary to conquer the evil Witch's forces) spies the Witch attempting to finish off Peter. Aslan pounces on her, apparently killing his arch-enemy.

Answer: The Gentle

Aslan titles the four children as follows:

'Glistening eastern sea, I give you Queen Lucy the Valiant; to the great western wood I give you Edmund the Just; to the radiant southern sun I give you Susan the Gentle; and to the clear northern sky I give you Peter the Magnificent.'

Answer: Cair Paravel

As Aslan makes clear, 'Once a king or queen of Narnia, always a king or queen of Narnia'. The children are crowned by Aslan and then rule until their young adulthoods, forgetting all about their past in Finchley.

Answer: White stag

The now-grown children participate in the great hunt for the white stag, but, having lost the stag, soon find themselves near the lamp-post near the entrance to the wardrobe. Vague memories are sparked as they trace their way back to the wardrobe and suddenly make their way through the magical channel between Narnia and the 'real' world. Now children again, they find that hardly a moment has passed, despite their extended stay in Narnia.

Hopefully, we'll revisit the Pevensie children again in the sequel!

Thank you for playing, I hope you have enjoyed these quizzes on 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'.