Many Telmarines gathered and were told to choose to live in Narnia or return to live forever in their homeland, Telmar. In the end, Aslan crowned Caspian King of Narnia and opened a door on the edge of a cliff. The Narnians - with Aslan's help - fared well in the battle that followed. He was killed by the Lord Glozelle whom he had insulted earlier, in revenge. Peter challenged Miraz to a duel as High King, and he was 'victorious' as Miraz had tripped over a tussock and never got up. Eventually they reached Aslan's How - a mound that had been erected over the broken Stone Table - and assisted Caspian in gathering troops and preparing for battle with Miraz's army. Edmund was the only person who truly believed her.

Aslan showed them the way, but he appeared only to Lucy, forcing the others to trust her and follow where she said she saw the Lion. Unfortunately, the land of Narnia had changed over the many years they had been absent, with Peter and Susan losing their way. Cornelius had given to him - the one that had belonged to Queen Susan - and its magic had brought the four children back into Narnia.Īfter listening to Trumpkin's story the children knew they needed to meet with Prince Caspian at Aslan's How.

After his son was born, he no longer had any use for Caspian, and so planned to have him assassinated.Īnd after much debate, Caspian had blown the horn that Dr. Originally, Miraz hadn't wanted to kill Caspian, but only because he had no heir of his own. As a result, Caspian's uncle, King Miraz, was set to kill him. Cornelius, had learned all about the Narnians, and he loved their stories. But the rightful Prince Caspian, under the tutorship of Dr. Soon after this, they rescue the red dwarf Trumpkin from the Telmarines, and he explains that in the absence of Narnian rulers the Telmarines had invaded Narnia and driven all of the Old Narnians who were left into hiding in the woods. They also discovered their gifts in their Treasure Chamber Lucy found her healing cordial and dagger, Edmund found his sword, Peter found his sword and shield, and Susan found her bow and arrows but her horn was missing. When they go to explore the nearby ruins, they discover that they are in the remains of what had once been the castle of Cair Paravel. However, they are on an island and they cannot find anything that they recognize from their first trip.

Before the train gets to them, they begin to feel the pull of magic on them, and they find themselves in a place they assume to be Narnia. Prince Caspian begins with the four Pevensie children at the station waiting for the train that would take them to school for the year.

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