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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Questions and Answers
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In Chapter Twelve, Peter and Aslan hear the sound of a horn. When they look back to see the wolf that was sent by the Witch, it is threatening to kill Susan, who climbed a tree before alerting them with the horn she received from Father Christmas....
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In Chapter One, for Lucy, the lamp-post is the first signal that the wood she has entered is not a regular wood, closely followed by the second signal: the appearance of the faun, a man with the legs of a goat and two horns on his head.
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