The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Why did the narrator describe Peter's voice as pale?
In chapter 10
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jill d #170087
"Wherever is this?" said Peter's voice, sounding tired and pale in the darkness. (I hope you know what I mean by a voice sounding pale.)
In context, pale would be defined as weak.
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
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Sfg D #849232
"Wherever is this?" said Peter's voice, sounding tired and pale in the darkness. (I hope you know what I mean by a voice sounding pale.) means someone was too tiered to walk.
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Nicole W #1020902
"Wherever is this?" said Peter's voice sounding tired and pale in the darkness. Pale means weak and tired and he doesn't want to talk
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The lion, The witch and The wardrobe
