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==Book 3:[[The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]]==  

==Book 3:[[The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]]==  

Lucy, Edmund and their cousin, Eustace, return to Narnia (or more specifically to the seas of Narnia.)  They meet Caspian who is sailing on the ship, Dawn Treader.  King Caspian is exploring new seas and searching for the seven Narnian lords whom his Uncle Miraz had forced to sail away into exile.  Caspian hopes to sail to the world's end.  They sail across the seas finding new lands, some Lords, and survive many dangers.  They sail to the end of the world, leaving the mouse, Reepicheep.  Aslan sends the children home, telling Edmund and Lucy they won't return. <ref> [[The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillan Publishing Co.1970.

Lucy, Edmund and their cousin, Eustace, return to Narnia (or more specifically to the seas of Narnia.)  They meet Caspian who is sailing on the ship, Dawn Treader.  King Caspian is exploring new seas and searching for the seven Narnian lords whom his Uncle Miraz had forced to sail away into exile.  Caspian hopes to sail to the world's end.  They sail across the seas finding new lands, some Lords, and survive many dangers.  They sail to the end of the world, leaving the mouse, Reepicheep.  Aslan sends the children home, telling Edmund and Lucy they won't return. <ref> [[The Voyage of the Dawn Treader]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillan Publishing Co.1970. </ref>

 

Eustace and his school friend, Jill Pole, go to Narnia where Aslan gives them the task of finding Old Caspian's son, Prince Rillian.  Aslan gives them specific instructions to follow so they might find the Prince.  They, along with the marshwiggle, Puddleglum (this article will probably be deleted, I shouldn't wonder), search the lands sometimes following, sometimes forgetting Aslan's instructions.  They eventually find the Prince underground and held prisoner.  They free him and fight a battle with a dangerous serpent.  They return to Narnia where Rillian arrives in time to see his father Caspian die.  Aslan then sends the children home.<ref> [[The Silver Chair ]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillan Publishing Co. 1970.</ref>

==Book 4:[[The Silver Chair]]==

==Book 4:[[The Silver Chair]]==