The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Applying Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey" to Fantasy Literature: Ed Mund's Role Conversion in C. S. Lewis's "Independent Paper" Foundation Level (Bachelor of Arts), 10 Credits / 15 Credits

In fantasy literature, heroes stand out, and most stories have a similar plot structure of heroic travels. C. S. Lewis's "Lion, Witch, Wardrobe" found a theme similar to the adventure of the heroes of Narnia. Four children entered Narnia through a magical closet and their adventure began. In his book The Theroand the Faces with the Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell describes his conceptual hero journey model. Stage This article separates the three stages of Campbell's heroic journey and has set up Edmont's fantasy literature with lions, witches, and magic wardrobes and came back again. In the story, Edmund is depicted as an anti-hero but he is converted, eventually becoming a hero. His encounter with the white witch is not perfectly suitable for the hero's journey, but it can be regarded as enlightenment. The result shows that Edmond is not strictly suitable for the hero's journey model. One of the reasons is that he is an anti-hero, and that Campbell's model is mainly applied to myths. The main focus of this article is to show the maturity of all itinerary itineraries in Narnia because most teenage fantasies include adulthood.

Key words: hero's journey; fantasy literature; character transformation; adult; start; exchange; anti-hero

"The Story of Narnia: Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe" is a 2005 UK and American high fantasy film directed by Andrew Adamson, based on lions, witches, and magical robes, CS Lewis Children It is the first publication of Zeepic. And the second chronological novel. Fantasy series, the story of Narnia. Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures collaborated and released by Buena Vista Pictures. William Moseley, Anna Popplewell, Skandar Keynes, and Georgie Henley played Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy, while four children were evacuated to the countryside during Blitz, and they are wardrobe leading to Narnia's dream world I found it. So they signed an alliance with the power of Jadis, Tilda Swinton, with Lion Aslan (cast by Liam Neeson).

Known as the White Witch who dominated Narnia, Jadis was the main villain of the lion, the witch and closet, and the nephew of the magician - the only opponent who appeared in many books of Narnia. In the lion, witch, wardrobe she brought a winter of 100 years by freezing the witch of Narnia; she turned the enemy into a statue and killed Aslan on the stone table, but after the resurrection he fought He was murdered by him. In the "scorpion of magician" she was magically sleepy in Charlie's death world, she was inadvertently taken to Victorian London, then she was sent to Narnia who stole the apple, I gave her an immortal gift.