Prince Caspian of Narnia

Prince Caspian of Narnia or reunion in Narnia or the unexpected return or: Prince Caspian ( English original title Prince Caspian ) is a novel by the British writer C. S. Lewis and appeared in 1951 as part of the series The Chronicles of Narnia .

Although written as the second book, Prince Caspian of Narnia is the fourth novel in the series according to CS Lewis' reading.

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The book tells the second story of Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy. You haven't been to Narnia in a year, but 1,300 years have passed. Just on the way to school - they are standing in a train station - they suddenly find themselves in the ruins of their old Cair Paravel castle (in earlier translations "Feeneden"), where they meet a dwarf named Trumpkin. He tells that the Telmarer, a people from the west, conquered Narnia and expelled the ancient inhabitants of Narnia. At the moment, Miraz, who has come to power illegally, whose nephew Caspian, would actually be the rightful ruler. After a son was born to Miraz, Caspian fled with his dwarf-born teacher, as he now fears that he will be killed by Miraz.

Together they start a revolution of the Old Narnianas and then begin an open fight against the Telmarians. However, since the situation looks hopeless, Caspian uses Susan's old magic horn to bring the four children back. Together with Trumpkin, the children set out on the dangerous path to the Narnian camp, while the old spirits of the forest reappear around them.

And Aslan appears again too. At first the children cannot see him, but gradually they slip into their old roles and see him with them, the youngest among them, Lucy first, Susan last. With the help of the Old Narnians, the children, Prince Caspian and Aslan fight against Miraz. In a duel, Peter finally defeats Miraz, Caspian becomes king. In the end, Peter and Susan find out that they are no longer allowed to come to Narnia because they are already too old.

Film adaptations

1989 - The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian & The Voyage of the Dawn Treader ("Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader"), real TV film
On May 16, 2008 (in Germany on July 22, 2008) the theatrical version of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian of Narnia ( "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" ) was released; directed by Andrew Adamson stars Ben Barnes , Georgie Henley , William Moseley , Anna Popplewell and Skandar Keynes .

expenditure

The Chronicles of Narnia Volume 4: Prince Caspian of Narnia; ISBN 978-3-86506-084-6
The Chronicles of Narnia (hardcover); ISBN 3-8000-5186-9

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Summary of the plot

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b Karlsruhe City Library: http://opac.karlsruhe.de/opac/g_ftitle.S?348600=YES&LANG=de&FUNC=full
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[Stadtbibliothek_Karlsruhe-1] Karlsruhe City Library: http://opac.karlsruhe.de/opac/g_ftitle.S?348600=YES&LANG=de&FUNC=full

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