Why did Lucy and Susan cry when they were walking with Aslan? Because he is gonna give himself up to the witch knowing it will be a negative outcome. Imagery is an appeal of the senses. Tumnus who works for the White Witch and betrays his king. He represents many Biblical characters, such as Judas, as he betrays his lord for the enemy. In the Prince Caspian novel, Peter and Susan are told they will not return to Narnia simply because they are "getting too old.
As one who has lost her belief in Narnia, Susan is the only one of her siblings who never truly return. Peter finally does go back to Narnia at the end of The Last Battle and, upon arriving, asks how it was possible after being told he would never return.
Though Peter and Susan are clearly told in both the books and films that they will not return to Narnia after their second adventure, the films have left the door open just far enough to conceivably bring Peter and Susan back for either a fourth Chronicles of Narnia film or a continuation in the form of a Netflix Narnia series.
This would be a wild deviation from C. Lewis's original novels, but it could be an opportunity to honor these two beloved characters by asking, in C. Lucy led them to Mr. Tumnus 's house, a faun whom she had previously met, only to discover that he had been arrested by the White Witch 's Secret Police.
She explained that he had been arrested because of her, and eventually Peter agreed that they would do whatever they could to help him. Just outside Mr Tumnus's house, a talking beaver found them and took them to his dam.
Once there, he told them about a prophecy , which said that two Sons of Adam and two Daughters of Eve would sit on the Four Thrones at Cair Paravel , and bring an end to the Witch and her never-ending winter.
However, Edmund ended up betraying his siblings while they were listening to this, leaving the beaver's dam to find the White Witch. Beaver explained what had happened, and that the only person who could help Edmund now was Aslan , the Great Lion who was waiting for them at the Stone Table. Peter wanted to save all his siblings, so he agreed to go. On their way to the Stone Table, Peter received his sword, Rhindon , and shield from Father Christmas when he visited the four children and the beavers.
This was a sign that the White Witch's power was finally weakening, and that Aslan was truly in Narnia. After the siblings arrived at Aslan's Camp , it came under attack by two wolves from the Witch's Secret Police, and Aslan encouraged Peter to fend them off.
Peter commanded the initial formations of Aslan's Army during the Battle of Beruna , during which Peter personally dueled with the White Witch herself, until Aslan finished her.
The battle had been going ill, until Aslan returned to his army with Susan and Lucy, as well as every Narnian who had been turned to stone and kept in the castle by the Witch. Soon after, the battle was won, and the Narnians were victorious. After the battle, Peter and his siblings were taken to Cair Paravel, and crowned by Aslan as the new monarchs of Narnia. In Narnian-year , the four Pevensies, now adults, hunted an enigmatic White Stag , which led them back through the Wardrobe , and into their own world , where they became children once again, disappearing from Narnia.
The children told Professor Kirke all about what had happened, and hesitantly asked if he thought they would ever be able to get back to Narnia. He assured them that they would, as long as they didn't try to get there. One Earth-year later, the Pevensies were pulled back into Narnia, due to an emergency call. Peter and Edmund initially met Caspian while saving him from an assassination attempt by his own Black Dwarf ally Nikabrik , and the Dwarf's allies, a Hag and werewolf. The Pevensie children ultimately helped Caspian defeat his usurping uncle Miraz during the Narnian Revolution.
Peter helped out majorly in this by dueling with the tyrant. After the war was won, Peter formally gave authority to Caspian to rule Narnia as the succeeding king. Peter later confided to Lucy and Edmund that he and Susan had been told by Aslan that they would never again return to Narnia, as they were now too old and had learned everything they could from this world but Edmund and Lucy would return someday.
The four children then returned to their world , but never forgot Caspian. During the later trips that Peter's siblings took to Narnia, he stayed with Professor Kirke and studied under his guidance.
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