The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 7

Edmund wants to prove he is braver than the others

The children enter Narnia together and begin to witness signs of trouble.

Lucy regrets ever discovering the wardrobe.

The children decide to explore the Professor’s house instead of leaving it.

He believes the Robin will lead them safely to Mr. Tumnus.

He hopes the path will take them back home quickly.

He is confident the Robin is a friend of the White Witch.

He wants to find the Witch again but doesn’t want the others to know.

The beaver is trying to attack the children.

The beaver wants the children to follow him to safety.

The beaver is stealing food and doesn’t want to be seen.

The beaver is warning the children that the Robin is dangerous.

He tells Peter that he wishes they had stayed in the Professor’s house.

He keeps thinking about the Witch’s promise of Turkish Delight.

He walks beside Susan and talks about the trees.

He insists they should go back immediately.

They are relieved because they know Mr. Tumnus escaped.

They realize Tumnus has been taken, making them decide to continue on their journey.

They decide to turn back to avoid getting involved in trouble.

They blame Lucy for leading them into danger.

dodging

Mortar

token

crock

repulsive

dodging

Mortar

token

crock

repulsive

dodging

Mortar

token

crock

repulsive

dodging

Mortar

token

crock

repulsive

dodging

Mortar

token

crock

repulsive

They were spies

They were dead

They were friendly.

He seemed Nice

He had Lucy's Handkerchief

He said something bad about the witch.

It made him warm and happy

It made him scared.

It made him sleepy.

Deer

fish

vegetables

It would be cold.

It would be pretty outside.

No one would come looking for them.