What is the main event that occurs in Chapter 14?

How does Aslan behave as he approaches the Stone Table?

What do Susan and Lucy do when they see Aslan walking towards the Stone Table?

Which character is notably absent from the events at the Stone Table?

What does the White Witch do before killing Aslan?

How does Aslan's behavior challenge the readers' symbolism of a powerful lion?

What theme is reinforced by Aslan's willingness to die?

How do the antagonistic creatures of the White Witch's army behave towards Aslan?

What happens to Susan and Lucy after Aslan is killed?

What does the White Witch do after killing Aslan?

How does the author create a somber mood in this chapter?

What does Aslan's sacrifice symbolize?

How does this chapter contribute to the overall theme of good vs. evil in the book?

How does Aslan's behavior in this chapter relate to the concept of loyalty?

What does the Stone Table represent in this chapter?

How does this chapter challenge the idea of what it means to be a hero?

What lesson about leadership can be drawn from Aslan's actions?

How does this chapter build suspense for the rest of the story?

What does the White Witch's behavior in this chapter reveal about her character?