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E.X.C.U.S.E. ME???? Of course he represents Jesus--that is the point of the books, which the movies downplay for obvious reasons

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*He again appears in [[The Magician's Nephew]] (the prequel to the series) to create [[Narnia]] and protect it from the evil Queen Jadis (the White Witch).

*He is seen lastly in [[The Last Battle]] where he puts Narnia to an end and brings all the good creatures to his own land.<ref>[[Companion to Narnia]], by Paul F. Ford, SanFransisco Publishing, 1980.</ref>

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Some try to draw a connection between Aslan and [[Jesus Christ]], saying that Christ would appear as a lion in Narnia. But such assumptions are wrong and un-Christian. Maybe Lewis thought of Jesus when writing about Aslan, but one cannot compare Christ to Aslan.

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