The Last Battle Spoiler Qs

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Chapter 7, "Mainly About Dwarfs". King Tirian shows the Dwarfs that they
have been fooled by a fake Aslan. Most of the Dwarfs decide that they
don't want anything more to do with Aslan or Narnian Kings. They say
"The Dwarfs are for the Dwarfs". IMHO, Tirian should try saying "Fine,
we will grant you Dwarfs your independence if you will help us defeat
the Calormenes".

Chapter 13, "How The Dwarfs Refused To Be Taken In". King Tirian has
gone through a stable door to find a paradise that's much bigger than
the stable. In there, he found Digory and Polly from The Magician's
Nephew, Peter, Susan, Lucy, Eustace, and Jill. In the Stable Paradise
are also 11 Dwarfs, who can't perceive the paradise. To them, it looks
like an ordinary stable. They can't see anything in that stable because
the stable is enclosed and its night outside. Also, they can only smell
what would be in a stable. This is because those Dwarfs had ceased to
believe in Aslan or anything else, due to having been fooled by the fake
Aslan.

Tirian swung one Dwarf out of the Dwarf circle, but he darted back to
the circle, rubbing his nose as if he had bumped into the stable wall.
What would have happened if Tirian had tried to take a Dwarf outside the
imaginary stable? Would the Dwarf have gotten crushed on the stable
wall?

Aslan conjured a glorious feast for the Dwarfs, but the food tastes like
stable food to the Dwarfs. What would have happened if Aslan had
conjured a bonfire for the Dwarfs with 1) Paradise wood, or 2) Wood from
the Narnia outside the stable. Would the Dwarfs have been able to see
the fire?

In Aslan's paradise, the humans eat very tasty fruit, and Puzzle the
donkey eats very tasty grass. Would the Talking Carnivores that came
through the Stable Door later (in Chapter 14, Night Falls On Narnia) be
able to eat very tasty animals?

Page 82 of large paperback version, page 751 of The Chronicles of
Narnia: All the humans, Talking Beasts, Dwarfs, Satyrs, Fauns, Giants,
Monopods (from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), and strange unearthly
things from the remote islands or the far West come swarming at the
Stable Door. Even some dead beings (including Jewel the Unicorn, a
Boar, a Bear, Dogs, the Horses killed by the treacherous Dwarfs, Poggin
the Dwarf, Farsight the Eagle, and Roonwit the Centaur, who was reported
dead by Farsight) came. They all looked at Aslan. Some hated Aslan,
swerved to his left, and disappeared into his shadow. Others loved
Aslan and came through the Stable Door into paradise. However, there is
no mention of any of the Walking, Talking Trees (either alive or dead)
of Narnia coming towards the Door. Why no Trees?

You know, there's no such thing as spoilers for 50 year old books.

"Tim Bruening" <tsbrueni.TakeThisOut@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote in message
news:43CC70F9.EBC561E9@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us...
> Chapter 7, "Mainly About Dwarfs". King Tirian shows the Dwarfs that they
> have been fooled by a fake Aslan. Most of the Dwarfs decide that they
> don't want anything more to do with Aslan or Narnian Kings. They say
> "The Dwarfs are for the Dwarfs". IMHO, Tirian should try saying "Fine,
> we will grant you Dwarfs your independence if you will help us defeat
> the Calormenes".
>
> Chapter 13, "How The Dwarfs Refused To Be Taken In". King Tirian has
> gone through a stable door to find a paradise that's much bigger than
> the stable. In there, he found Digory and Polly from The Magician's
> Nephew, Peter, Susan, Lucy, Eustace, and Jill. In the Stable Paradise
> are also 11 Dwarfs, who can't perceive the paradise. To them, it looks
> like an ordinary stable. They can't see anything in that stable because
> the stable is enclosed and its night outside. Also, they can only smell
> what would be in a stable. This is because those Dwarfs had ceased to
> believe in Aslan or anything else, due to having been fooled by the fake
> Aslan.
>
> Tirian swung one Dwarf out of the Dwarf circle, but he darted back to
> the circle, rubbing his nose as if he had bumped into the stable wall.
> What would have happened if Tirian had tried to take a Dwarf outside the
> imaginary stable? Would the Dwarf have gotten crushed on the stable
> wall?
>
> Aslan conjured a glorious feast for the Dwarfs, but the food tastes like
> stable food to the Dwarfs. What would have happened if Aslan had
> conjured a bonfire for the Dwarfs with 1) Paradise wood, or 2) Wood from
> the Narnia outside the stable. Would the Dwarfs have been able to see
> the fire?
>
> In Aslan's paradise, the humans eat very tasty fruit, and Puzzle the
> donkey eats very tasty grass. Would the Talking Carnivores that came
> through the Stable Door later (in Chapter 14, Night Falls On Narnia) be
> able to eat very tasty animals?
>
> Page 82 of large paperback version, page 751 of The Chronicles of
> Narnia: All the humans, Talking Beasts, Dwarfs, Satyrs, Fauns, Giants,
> Monopods (from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), and strange unearthly
> things from the remote islands or the far West come swarming at the
> Stable Door. Even some dead beings (including Jewel the Unicorn, a
> Boar, a Bear, Dogs, the Horses killed by the treacherous Dwarfs, Poggin
> the Dwarf, Farsight the Eagle, and Roonwit the Centaur, who was reported
> dead by Farsight) came. They all looked at Aslan. Some hated Aslan,
> swerved to his left, and disappeared into his shadow. Others loved
> Aslan and came through the Stable Door into paradise. However, there is
> no mention of any of the Walking, Talking Trees (either alive or dead)
> of Narnia coming towards the Door. Why no Trees?
>