The White Witch's Castle

In the courtyard, he finds dozens of statues : a lion, satyrs, wolves, dwarfs, a giant, a centaur. They are creatures of Narnia turned to stone by the White Witch’s wand. Edmund draws pencil whiskers on the sleeping lion to reassure himself.

Later, Aslan enters, leaps over the wall, and breathes life back into the statues. The Giant Rumblebuffin smashes open the door, and the resurrected army goes to the aid of Peter at Beruna.

The castle of the White Witch stands in a hollow between two hills. It is bristling with pointed towers, like a sorcerer’s hat. Its courtyard is full of statues : creatures turned to stone by the Queen’s Turkish Delight. There is a stone lion which Edmund decorates with a pencil mustache, mocking it.

Le Lion, la Sorcière blanche et l'Armoire magique — Edmund y arrive en traître et découvre la cruauté de la Sorcière. Plus tard, Aslan y bondit par-dessus le mur et ranime les statues de son souffle. Elles forment l’armée de renfort de Beruna.