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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Study Guide

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by C. S. Lewis
About 65 pages (19,540 words)
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Chapter 2, What Lucy Found There Summary

After polite greetings, the faun asks Lucy if she is a child of Eve. Lucy does not understand the question at first, but finally understands and explains that she is a human and that she has come from the wardrobe in the spare room. The faun misunderstands and believes she has come from the country of Spare Oom and the city of War Drobe. The faun then introduces himself as Mr. Tumnus, tells her she is in Narnia, and invites Lucy to tea. Lucy is reluctant at first, since she believes her siblings are probably wondering where she is, but agrees when the faun assures her he lives only around the corner.

Mr. Tumnus takes Lucy to his home, which is a cozy little cave in a small valley. Mr......

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