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“But Nurse, I'm not...not...tired...” The five-year-old trailed off into a yawn.

The old woman raised her eyebrows and chuckled. “Not tired, eh? We'll see about that, young prince.” She reached down to where he sat on the rug among his toys and hoisted him up with a grunt. “Gracious, child; either I have the strength of a frog o you're getting heavier.”

“A frog!" he giggled, clearly delighted with the idea. “Froggies! Ribbit, ribbit, rib--” He ended in a small hiccup and blinked sleepily. Nurse chuckled again and lightly tweaked his nose.

“Speaking of frogs (whether they ‘ribbit’...

Pull back...aim...fire!*twang...thud* the black beast fell to the ground. "Ha! And tu thought tu were invincible. I, Lucy Pevensie, swear on Aslan's mane that no beast of the White Witch shall ever get past me!"
"Lucy, look out!" Edmund called. She swung around, with her sword in the air and chopped the fuzzy beast's head off. "Ha! Take that! And tha-"

The door opened,and Alanna's big brother, Jacob walked in. The door shut and Alanna whirled around, and dropped the pool noodle. "Are tu still playing that stupid game?"
"It is NOT stupid!" Alanna stomped her foot
"Yes, it is! Narnia isn't real!"...

Some readers believe that the White Witch and the Lady of The Green kirtle, saya are the same person. So before tu disregard it, keep in mind that it is a possibility. Their are arguments for both sides. First off, two witches are mentioned por name in the Narnian books, the White Witch (Jadis, empress of Charn, o the "White Lady") and the Lady of the Green kirtle, saya (or "the Green Lady"). Long after Lewis's death, character sketches appeared in later editions of the libros that seem to indicate that these two witches are the same, but these are not according to the autor C.S. Lewis.

Proof that they...