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The Voyage of the "Dawn Treader" Study Guide

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by C. S. Lewis
About 88 pages (26,446 words)
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Chapter 6, The Adventures of Eustace Summary

The travelers back at the ship notice Eustace's absence as they are preparing for dinner and form a search party for him. Eustace, in the meantime, has found himself in a valley surrounded on three sides by sheer cliffs. Eustace also discovers that the valley is not empty, but is occupied by a large animal that he does not at first recognize. The animal is a dragon. The narrator explains that Eustace does not read the right books in order to recognize such a creature or to understand the significance of its presence or its behavior.

The dragon crawls over to a pool in the center of the valley and lies down. The dragon has died. When Eustace overcomes his fears and realizes what has happened, he goes into the.....

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