The biggest discrepancy with the original: Queen Susan has a relationship with Prince Caspian, but it is also very beautiful.
Difference 2: The book uses a lot of space to describe the process of finding the prince from the beach, and the scene of the battle in the movie is the focus. After all, the big selling point is the special effects and visual effects.
Difference 3: Aslan did not appear at the end of the book, but Aslan led them to the prince.
When Lucy saw Aslan for the first time, no one else was there, and she said she was dazzled, she was very depressed: Don't talk like a grown-up. I didn't think I saw him. I saw him. He- -I--I just know, by his face. They found their way by themselves and suffered a lot. Aslan called Lucy again at night. Lucy saw Aslan for the first time in the forest.
"Aslan, you're bigger".
"That's because you are older, little one," answered he.
"Not because you are?"
"I am not. But every year you grow, you will find me bigger."
Mom and Dad also said, this lion is really big. Well, faith should increase as we know God.
Aslan asked Lucy to wake up the other companions, Lucy said: But they don't believe me.
It doesn't matter, said Aslan. Then Lucy woke them up alive. In the face of setbacks, Lucy said firmly: I'll have to go with him whether anyone else does or not. Only Ed is more willing, he said: We've got to go. There'll be no peace till we do. Lucy followed Aslan, and the other three followed her, "For Aslan was not only invisible to them but silent as well." Then Ed saw it, followed by Peter, and finally Susan. She was the most suspicious one along the way. Finally, we still have to face Aslan.
After an awful pause, the deep voice said, "Susan". Susan made no answer but the others thought she was crying. "You have Listened to your fears, child," said Aslan. "Come, let me breathe on you. Forget them. Are you brave again? "
Before the duel, Aslan and Lucy, Susan, etc. have not yet arrived on the battlefield, Peter, at this time has confidence, said: We don't know when he will act. In his time, no doubt, not Ours. In the
movie Lucy is obviously grown up, still freckled, or "Blessed are the pure-hearted, because they will see God." Matthew 5:8
Difference 4: I omitted a role, which is the prince's Nurse. She told the prince the story of Old Narnia since she was a child, and believed that it was true. This letter affected the prince's life, so Nurse was kicked out. After the war was won, Aslan and the others wandered around in the forest and went to Nurse's house, cured her illness and turned water into wine. "Abraham believed in God, and God justified him." God remembers our little faith.
There is no difference between the homework of faith in the movie and the book: Can you wait with hope in a difficult situation? When the enemy came, Aslan hadn't appeared yet, and seemed to be abandoned. Nikabrik (the bad dwarf) said: either Aslan is dead, or he is not on our side....... We want power: and we want a power that will be on our side.......There's something practical. So please come out white witch.
Faith is the truth of what is expected and the proof of what has not been seen. The ancients gave a beautiful testimony in this letter. ...
These people have obtained good evidence through faith, but have not yet received the promise. Because God has prepared something more beautiful for us, so that if they don't share with us, they can't be perfect. Hebrews 11.
Note: All English comes from the original work of CS Lewis: The Chronicles of Narnia 4: Prince Caspian
Ending Song : The Call
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