Aslan: The Savior Archetypal Character in Chronicles of Narnia

4 Judah went to meet the chief priests and security guards in the temple and discussed ways they could betray Jesus. 5 They are very happy and agree to give him money. 6 When he agreed, and there was no crowd, he saw the opportunity to hand Jesus to them. Finally, when Aslan was sacrificed on a stone table to save Edmund for his "sin", he entered the movie in about an hour and a half. This symbolizes that Jesus died on the cross for our sins so that we can live. Jesus said, Matthew 27: 46 proves this, "Jesus shouted and said about 9 hours," Eli, Eli, Mary, Sabahani? "That is," My God, my God, why did you forsake me? "

In the Narnia tale of Aslan, the lion of this world represents God, is all the creator of Narnia and is representative of all good people all over the world. But the power that Aslan has is also very fatal. As the character commented, he was not like a "tame domestic lion" but wild. He is pure and kind personality, but for anyone crossing his path there is nothing to line up in fighting and dangerous enemies. Aslan is also a powerful leader who understands when we need to be able to deal with our problems unilaterally while protecting and supporting Narnia. After all, those with power and authority can not be like Aslan who can not destroy everything in the book or make judgments for everyone. In the movie, Aslan is equally powerful, but his real power is touched only within the movie series, making him one of the most powerful movie gods.

It was completed in March 1953 and was published on September 4, 1956. "The Last Battle" recorded the end of the world of Narnia. Jill and Eustace returned to save Naronia and promoted the confrontation between Karloum and King Tillian from the monks, tricks, and tricks imitating Lion Aslan. This brought the end of Narnia and revealed the true Narnia that Aslan brought to them. Fans in this series often have a strong opinion on the order the books read. This problem occurs centered on the nephew of the magician and the position of the horse and that boy in that series. In the story of Narnia, neither is published much more quickly, and it is a little out of the main part connecting other people. The order of reading the other five books will not be controversial