Plot 1. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter Pevensie have been sent away from their home in England to the country-side during World War Two. They are sent to live with Professor Kirk, an older man in a very large house. None of them are happy about it to begin with, after all who would be?

It's one day during a game of hide-and-seek ("Of course it would be raining!") that Lucy decieds to hide in the upstairs Spare Room. The room is empty...ecxept for a large wood wardroeb at the back wall. With no where else to hide, the little girl steps in, btu doens't close the doro all the way, that would be foolish. She keeps her hands behind her as she backs in, feelign for the backofthe wardrobe.

As soft pine needles brush against her hands, she turns around, austounded to find a snowy forest in the wardrobe. As she steps into the woods she can't help but wodner about all the fun she and her siblings will have here. But when a fawn named Tumnus capturesher, she learns Narnia is not all what it seems.

An evil witch rules the land, callign herself a queen. Against his first intentions, Tumnus helps Lucy back home, even though it may cost with his life. When Lucy tells her brothers and sister about Narnia, they have no reason to belive her because they can see and feel the back of the wardrobe. Lucy doesn't understand why no time at all has passed in England when hourse went by in Narnia.

It's onyl one night when Edmud follows her and meet teh witch does he belive Lucy, though denies it to his brother and sister. Edmund refuses to hear anything Lucy has to say about the witch, believing because she was so nice to him, she really is a queen.

Little does he know that she has plans to kill all four of them. And when Peter, Susan, Lucy and Edmund fall into Narnia hiding from their housekeeper's tour, they have a choice to make.

Do they help Narnia, go to this Aslan everyone talks abotu and fufil the prophecy? Or do they go back to England and forget abotu what's happened...

Okay so all of you who have read the book know what happens, btu it has to be a catchy plot. I know it is fairly breif, but I think it gives just the right amount of detail. I'm going to say, because a movie has been made for this book, that we base this sites plot off both, seeing as they are fairly similar, as opposed to Prince Caspian, in which the movie was based completly off the book.


If you have anythign to add or post, pelase do so belwo andI will fit it into the plot. Thanks!

--Aslan