The kingdom of Telma seems to symbolize the human world. The monarch's scheming and sinister intentions are symbols of the dark side of human beings. The whole country of Narnia is full of kindness and bright hearts. The four protagonists are young boys and girls. All words and deeds are for the sake of the country and the people. What's more obvious is that the subjects of Narnia are not just normal human beings, but are composed of dwarfs, mice, human beasts, animals and other creatures of nature, as if it means that everything in the world is equal, regardless of level.
In the process of fighting, the Telmars are the full armour of human beings, while the Narnians rely on animals, trees, water gods and all natural things. In the end, Narnia's victory was more like nature's war against ill-intentioned humans.
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