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Aslan makes a deal with the White Witch saying that he will take Edmund's place and be executed. Aslan is subsequently brought to the Stone Table and stabbed to death by the White Witch using her Stone Knife.

Aslan's dead body remains on the Stone Table. Susan and Lucy come out from their hiding spot and cry over his body. Shamed and humiliated, the girls are unable to face Aslan. Susan and Lucy manage to remove the muzzle from Aslan, but they are unable to untie the cords around his body.

The Witch uses her magic to transform herself into a boulder and the dwarf into an old stump. Eventually Aslan's creatures leave and the Witch removes her disguise. The next morning Peter, Susan, and Lucy find out that Edmund has been rescued and brought back to the camp.

Lucy understands immediately that this means the Witch has discovered that Tumnus spared her life. Lucy implores the others to help her rescue Tumnus, and everyone except Edmund agrees. Since Edmund is outvoted, they continue on to save the faun.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe has 17 chapters. This novel by C.S. Lewis also has approximately 200 pages, and it was originally published in 1950.

Aslan looks at the sky, quiet and sad. Before the Witch kills Aslan, she tells him that his sacrifice will not help: after he is dead, she and her army will kill Edmund and his family anyway, and she will rule Narnia forever! Susan and Lucy hide their eyes because they can't bear to watch as the Witch kills Aslan.

Chapter 12: Peter's First Battle That evening they reach the Stone Table—a strange, low, ancient table made of stone and carved with runes and symbols. Beyond it, the children can just barely glimpse the sea. To their left is a golden pavilion, and to their right, surrounded by good creatures of Narnia, is Aslan.

4. What first made Lucy realize that something queer was happening in thewardrobe? She felt something soft and powdery and cold when she heardsomething crunching under her feet.