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Behind the Gym
Eustace finds Jill crying behind the school gym after being bullied. He tells her about Narnia, and the two try to call their way in.
Jill Is Given a Task
Aslan gives Jill four Signs she must memorize and follow to find the lost Prince Rilian. He warns her that the Signs will look different in Narnia than she expects, and that she m…
The Sailing of the King
Eustace and Jill land in Narnia and meet Glimfeather the owl. They learn that the old king who sailed away was Caspian, and that his son Prince Rilian disappeared years ago after…
A Parliament of Owls
Glimfeather gathers a secret meeting of owls at night to help the children plan their quest. The owls explain that no one in the Narnian court takes the search for Rilian seriousl…
Puddleglum
The children travel to the marshes and find Puddleglum, a Marsh-wiggle who is gloomy by nature but genuinely willing to help.
The Wild Waste Lands of the North
Jill, Eustace, and Puddleglum travel north through increasingly harsh terrain toward Harfang. The journey is brutal and the children grow cold, hungry, and miserable.
The Hill of the Strange Trenches
The travelers arrive near Harfang and spend a miserable night on a ruined, snow-covered landscape. In the morning, from the giants' window, Jill finally sees what they have been w…
The House of Harfang
Inside Harfang, the travelers are treated as honored guests by the gentle-seeming giants. They get warm baths, good food, and soft beds.
How They Discovered Something Worth Knowing
The travelers escape Harfang and fall through a hole in the ruined city into an underground world. They land in a dark, vast cavern lit by cold lamps and populated by silent, sad-…
Travels Without the Sun
The travelers are marched through the Underland by Earthmen, covering enormous distances in the dark. They meet the enchanted Prince Rilian, though they do not yet know who he is.
In the Dark Castle
Jill, Eustace, and Puddleglum are brought inside Harfang as honored guests, and for a while the warmth and comfort make them forget everything.
The Queen of Underland
The three companions escape Harfang by dropping through a gap in the ruins and fall a long way into the underground world.
Underland Without the Queen
The companions are kept in the Underland court and spend time with the Black Knight, who is charming and talkative but strange.
The Bottom of the World
The companions witness the nightly binding of the Black Knight and watch as he transforms, apparently going mad. He begs them to free him and, at the height of his pleading, uses…
The Disappearance of Jill
The Queen of Underland returns and finds Rilian free. She tries to re-enchant everyone by burning a green powder in the fireplace and playing a monotonous instrument.
The Healing of Harms
Aslan brings Caspian back to life in his own country, and Jill and Eustace get to witness it. Caspian, now young again, joins them briefly before Aslan sends the children back to…
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