Just after the robin flies away, the children spot movement in the trees to the left of them. At first they are not sure what it is, but soon they discover a beaver watching them. The beaver gestures for them to be quiet and to follow him. Again, Edmund tries to dissuade them from trusting the creatures in the forest, but the children decide to follow the beaver. To their surprise, the beaver begins to speak. The beaver knows who they are because he is a friend of Mr. Tumnus and has been told to expect them. The beaver is to take them to meet Aslan, a name that causes great awe to all the children except Edmund who feels sick at the sound of the name. The.....
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