What seems to be the major point the author wants you to remember? Support your opinion with examples from the novel.

I think that the major point in this novel is a Christian point. Like Aslan can easily be compared with Jesus. They both die and resurrect. Narnia can also be compared with another place, like heaven, and you enter it through a “gate”. It’s a magical and wonderful place where the humans, humanoids and animals understand each other. There’s also a battle between good and evil, the witch symbolizes evil and the lion, Aslan symbolizes the good part. The witch tries to temp Edmund with sweets that she knows he would like, so that she could use him against the lion. This can also be compared with the story about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, when snake tries to temp them with the apple.  

Jessica Wedin