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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 4, Turkish Delight Summary

Finally, the Queen of Narnia explains what she wants to know about Edmund by asking if he is a dwarf. When the Queen realizes he is a human, or son of Adam, she invites him to sit with her in the sledge and warm up under her mantle. The Queen then makes Edmund a cup of a hot, creamy drink by pouring a drop of liquid from a tiny copper bottle. The Queen asks if Edmund is hungry and when he says he is and that he would like Turkish Delight. The Queen uses the same small, copper bottle to make him a small box of the candies.

While Edmund eats, the Queen keeps asking him all these questions about where he came from, about his brother and sisters, showing special interest.....

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