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==Book 7:[[The Last Battle]]==
 
==Book 7:[[The Last Battle]]==
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The end of Narnia comes in this book.  A evil monkey, Shift, convinces a gullible donkey, Puzzle, to dress up in a lion's suit and pretend to be Aslan.  The beasts of Narnia are thus deceived and enslaved by Shift, allowing the Calormenes to invade Narnia.  The king is imprisoned but is freed by Jill and Eustace, who mount a last ditch attack on the ape and the Calormenes.  They are outnumbered and the evil Calormene god, Tash, enters the scene in the stable where Eustace, Jill and the King are thrown.  Fortunately Tash is cast out by High King Peter, who has appeared with Edmund, Lucy, Diggory, and Polly (Susan has forgotten about Narnia) to witness Narnia's end.  Aslan ends Narnia and leads all good creatures to a new land. The children then learn that they all died in a railway accident and that they will remain there happily ever after. <ref> [[The Last Battle]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillam Publishing Co. 1970.</ref>
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The end of Narnia comes in this book.  A evil ape, Shift, convinces a gullible donkey, Puzzle, to dress up in a lion's suit and pretend to be the great lion Aslan.  The beasts of Narnia are thus deceived and enslaved by Shift, allowing the Calormenes to invade Narnia.  Tirian, the true king of Narnia, is imprisoned but is freed by Jill and Eustace, who help mount a last ditch attack on the ape and the Calormenes.  They are outnumbered and the evil Calormene god, Tash, enters Narnia, and takes in a stable where Eustace, Jill and the King are thrown.  Fortunately Tash is cast out by High King Peter, who has appeared with Edmund, Lucy, Diggory, and Polly (Susan no longer being a friend of Narnia) to witness Narnia's end.  Aslan ends Narnia and leads all good creatures to a new Narnia, and out of the shadowlands. The children then learn that they all died in a railway accident and that they will remain there happily ever after. <ref> [[The Last Battle]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillam Publishing Co. 1970.</ref>
    
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