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The Chronicles of Narnia 3.
The Voyage of the Dawn
Treader
Original name: The chronicles of Narnia:
The voyage of the Dawn Treader. Directed
by: Michael Apted. Country: USA. Year:
2010. Time length: 115 minutes. Genre:
Adventure, fantasy, family. Starring: Ben
Barnes (King Caspian), Skandar Keynes
(Edmund Pevensie), Georgie Henley (Lucy
Pevensie), Will Poulter (Eustace Scrubb),
Tilda Swinton (The White Witch). Screenplay:
Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
and Michael Petroni; based on the story
by C.S. Lewis. Production: Mark Johnson,
Andrew Adamson and Philip Steuer. Music:
David Arnold. Photograph: Dante Spinotti.
Montage: Rick Shaine. Production
design: Barry Robinson. Costumes: Isis
Mussenden. Distributor: Hispano Foxfilm.
USA premiere: December 10th 2010. Premiere
in Spain: 3 December 2010. General
Synopsis
This time around –Edmund and Lucy Pevensie,
along with their pesky cousin Eustace Scrubb–
find themselves swallowed into a painting and on
to a fantastic Narnian ship headed for the very
edges of the world. Joining forces once again with
their royal friend Prince Caspian and the warrior
mouse Reepicheep, they are whisked away on a
mysterious mission to the Lone Islands, and
beyond. On this bewitching voyage that will test
their hearts and spirits, the trio will face magical
Dufflepuds, sinister slave traders, roaring dragons
and enchanted merfolk. Only an entirely
uncharted journey to Aslan's Country – a voyage
of destiny and transformation for each of those
aboard the Dawn Treader – can save Narnia, and
all the astonishing creatures in it, from an unfathomable
fate.

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Characters’ reminder
Match the features & the characters listed below.
Lucy Edmund Prince Eustace Lord Drinian Reepicheep Coriakin Ramandu’s
Caspian (at first) daughter
Wisdom Beauty Optimism Faith Justice Selfishness Loyalty Bravery
The World of Narnia
In the beginning, the difference between the
Pevensie and Eustace brothers is highlighted.
Eustace considers just proven facts as
he likes reading science books. For that
reason, he criticizes Edmund and Lucy’s
imagination. He does not believe in fairy
tales, magic stories or Narnia.
• Do you think it is worth reading
science books only
In this film, the way into the world of Narnia
is through a painting on the wall, but in the
first issue it was through an old wardrobe,
and in Prince Caspian, the gate into Narnia
was in an underground station. These places
are like ‘windows’ to get into a world of
fantasy.
• Do you think that what we just can
see is what counts, or you feel that
we must take other invisible matters
into account
• Or you find that only tales should
be read
• Is there any moment in the film
when the invisible fact is dealt with

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• How can the invisible turn into
visible
Faith is trust
• Who said these sentences Order
them and indicate whom they are told:
“If we have no faith, we have nothing”
“In these matters faith is the only way”
“This is not the right time to give up
to fear”
123 123 123
Lucy Drinian Reepicheep
Remember that they are meant to corrupt
goodness. It also adopts any form and puts
all the characters to the test. “Everybody is
about to be tried out” Coriakin says. Evil can
even shape a horrible creature.
• What animal is it about
Evil will be unavoidable
The green mist represents the presence of
evil, which spreads all over and everywhere,
even sacrificing people.
• What is there beyond the mist
• Do you remember any other source
in which a similar animal is also
mentioned
• In the first release of the series,
there is a character that reappears
here now. Whom are we talking
about
• Where does the green mist come
from

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“Lead us not into temptation”
“In order to beat the darkness outside there,
we must beat the one inside us!” Coriakin
will say. “It is within our worst nightmares,
in our most obscure wishes”.
“Something’s playing with our minds” and
leads them into darkness. Thus we can
understand why they get to say: “we can’t see
a thing!” Let’s see what the three temptations
are about.
TEMPTATION FOR POWER: “You will be
my king”. “I do not deserve my own
Kingdom”.
• Which two characters have that
temptation
TEMPTATION FOR A GOOD IMAGE:
“Make me as beautiful as she, whom I
reckon much more beautiful”.
• Who has that temptation
• Who’s there to help
TEMPTATION FOR GREATER WEALTH:
Great treasures appear and all is turned into
gold.
• Who have that temptation
• Who’s there to help
• Who’s there to help

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• Do you recall any prayer saying
something like “lead us not into
temptation”
• Write the complete prayer:
A change is possible!
There comes a stage in which some characters
choose evil, and they are transformed
by it. This is the case of Eustace, who’s
turned into a dragon. However, this is a
way to change as long as they aren’t
defeated by runaway or fear. Despite this,
the characters can realise that we can’t win
on their own.
• Who says the following
sentences
“We haven’t accomplished it by ourselves”
“I wasn’t able to do that myself”
Aslan, the lion, shows up three times to help
our old characters. Whenever they see him,
all changes and they learn repentance. Bear

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in mind the moment when Aslan himself
appears within one of the characters’ eye:
• Whom do we refer to
• What’s the meaning of Aslan’s
removal of the dragon’s scales
Who are dead
Despite being hardly ever shown, there are
some characters who get almost killed by
evil. Ramandu’s daughter refers to them as
“waking up some day, when all gets right”.
• Who are those missing or asleep
• Why did he say that it did hurt but
it was sweet
The truth is that when people get transformed,
then they can easily find out, as Reepicheep
says, that “extraordinary things do
happen just on extraordinary beings”. So,
we can report about each individual “you are
a wonderful enigma for me”, as Eustace, the
nice and fighting mouse will say. And so
forgiveness gives rise to many new opportunities.
• Which characters ever apologise
When evil is beaten and thrown
away
Beating evil is not an easy task, but it is
possible for our heroes as they’ve got some
good allies:
• The enlightening wise man. Who’s
he and how does he help them
• The leading star. Who is it and how
does it help them
• Somebody coming to help. Who is
that and how is that help granted

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Aslan or their faithful and
trustworthy friend
Aslan is indeed the great protagonist; although
he is not shown more than three
times, he’s very often recalled. Apart from
that, his figure appears in three others places
so that we can consider him:
• Do you remember where he is
represented
Ramandu’s daughter once remembers
Aslan’s Table and knife, what has to do with
something else in The Lion, the Witch, the
Wardrobe.
• Can you remember what exactly
happened there
• What was that Table for
The signs of their victory
When victory occurs, things change. Let’s
focus on two relevant changes:
• From darkness into light: How is
this presented in the film
• From death into life: How is this done

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• Who’s the only one to succeed in
getting there
• What’s his farewell like Why does
he say “I know I am not worthy
A voyage far beyond
• What does this far beyond place
mean
Their voyage consists in reaching the world’s
ends, Fyagein, beyond the seas. As the
swords - mouse would sing: “where the sky
and the sea merge (meet), where the sea
waves get mild and sweet”. This place will
also be reported as the one beyond the far
end, which happens to be Aslan’s land. Only
the very little ones bearing a very big heart
can get there.

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A mystery we are offered to
reveal
Lucy asks Aslan if he will ever be in their real
world, to which Aslan replies:
“I am, but bearing another name. You’ll
have to learn to call me for that name.
This was the very reason why he brought
you to Narnia, so that, by knowing me
here for some time, you could get to know
me much more there!” (The chronicles of
Narnia. The voyage of the Dawn Treader, by C. S.
Lewis).
• What’s the other animal incarnating
Aslan
• What does he invite them to
• Whom does he remind you of
• What is Aslan’s other name
In the book, Aslan is also presented in the
body of another animal. But to learn this,
you’ll need to read the final chapter:

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WORD GAME
THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA 3.
THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER
Find in the alphabet soup following characters:
REEPICHEEP, EUSTACE, LUCY, ASLAN,
CASPIAN, EDMUND, CORIAKIN, MAVRA-
MORN, RESTIMAR, OCTESIAN, ARGOZ,
BERN, REVILIAN.

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Teaching guide developed by Mn Peio Sanchez,
Week of Spiritual Cinema Director
peiosanchez@gmail.com
Layout: José Íñiguez
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