Was the proffessor really Aslan the lion when he went into the wardrobe
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No, although that would be a lovely interpretation if there weren't any background info. The professor is Digory Kirk, who also appears in The Magician's Nephew as a boy and The Last Battle as an even older man. In both cases he interacts with Aslan and is clearly human; in The Magician's Nephew Aslan helps save Digory's dying mother.\n\nSo, the reason Professor Kirk was so knowing about the whole situation was that he himself had been to Narnia as a child and knew the wardrobe came from a magical tree, not because he had any magical qualities.
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In the film "The Labyrinth," the heroine comes across two talking doors.  She must choose which door to enter.  The real brain-tickler is the preface that one of the talking doors always tells the truth and the other always lies.\n\nThe heroine poses the question to door A, "If I asked door B, 'Which door leads to my destination?' what would he say?"\n\nIf door A responds, "He would say your destination lies behind me," then she knows the real path is behind door B because no matter who is lying and who is truthful, the lier's response will negate the truthful one's.\n\nIf door A responds, "He would say your destination lies behind himself," then it can be deduced that the path is behind door A, again following this logic of reversal.\n\nSo, whatever response either door gives will always be incorrect and the heroine should choose the other door.
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what? was he really? ill try asking the others...
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Here are a cuple places with summarysand then my summary\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Silver_Chair\n\nhttp://www.macrobee.de/version2/article.php3?id_article=74\n\nTwo children, Eustace and Jill, are picked to save the prince's life from the evil witch. They are sent to Narnia, the magical place out of this world, by Aslan, the king of all Narnia. Aslan sends them there so that they would travel to the other side of Narnia into the witch's palace and defeat her, so they can have the prince back. \nEustace and Jill overcome huge obstacles, but in the end make it to the palace. When they reach the palace, the witch is waiting for them, waiting to kill them. She has her army try to kill them but Aslan comes and rescues them. As he fights them off, the children run inside and take the prince. The prince is free, and Aslan kills the witch.
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hello, acorn, ....they say there was a  phantom of the opera ...he was real they say. so i assume so. and i am very much in agreement as to people giving sarcastic answers ...hmmmm.so , yes ...i believe there was .
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Let me tell you a story. This question was set to a knight who was very unhappy becouse he couldn't solve it, until he met an ugly old crone who said she would tell him the answer if he married her. Reluctantly he agreed, she told him the answer and the mystery was solved. When the crone arrived at his castle the knight was astonished to find her transformed into a beautiful maiden, she told him she was cursed to be a crone only half the day. He requested she be beautiful at night, which made her angry as people would mock her if she was a crone all day. He changed his mind and said be beautiful by day, which made her angry as she thought he didn't care what she looked like. So he said " I can't decide, you choose " At that moment the curse was broken as he had given her what every woman wants, HER OWN WAY.  (Of course every womans way is subtly different, and the exact details are something you will have to figure out. Mostly we wan't men to be able to read our minds and know what we are thinking)
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It was probably Christopher Marlowe..just kidding. I have no idea. It is fun to speculate. I'm sure he probably borrowed from other playwrights as was customary in the Elizabethan era. I leave these matters for the Oxford scholars.
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1.  I don't think that they are able to transfigure so easily or else they would all just transfigure things into galleons and knuts.\n\n2.  Yes, I think RAB was Regulus \n\n3.  Do you mean Aragorn as in LOTR or Eragon as in Eragon by Chris Panolini?    Either way my money is on Voldemort because he is magic\n\n4.  Gandalf could kick Voldemort's butt.  Gandalf started as the "grey" meaning he was second in command (Sauron was white if you remember) but in #2 Gandalf is white meaning he is the supreme sorcerer.
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No, Lady Aberlin (the human) is King Friday's niece.  My guess is that they've known each other from childhood, and I want to say I've seen a flashback sequence of Friday's youth as a prince, but don't recall Elaine's appearance.  I think she's just rebellious.
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Maybe he was at the book signing?\nThou shalt not upset those that believe in faerie tales!
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im not sure..maybe came on his face...Lmao thats my guess!
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You are probably a little off on that, but you never know.  However, just thinking back about how he would get upset with people concerned with money and those things he would probably shop at Mervins or Ross or something like that.  I am certain though he wouldn't dress according to what was "in" and he probably wouldn't be rockin out too much (although I hope he doesn't mind my listening to stuff like RATM). I guess the bible does say he will be wearing white when he returns, right? Or was it red? One of them, haven't read Revelations in a while.
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i know this isn't really answering your question but i was kinda surprised to see what you said about "God looking like an unforgiving bully". I don't get that - He says do anything you want with this amazing garden I've given you, except one thing. If you do it, I'm going to punish you. So they do that one thing, and surprise surprise, they get punished. THEN He says, ok, so now you all do loads of stuff that goes against what i have said you should do, but I'll offer forgiveness through Jesus. That seems both pretty consistent and forgiving to me. \nSorry that doesn't answer your question, and I'm not ranting at you, just interested that you think that. I've never looked at it in that way. Hope other's answers are more on the point.\n\n\nAnd shadowalfalfa -sorry to disagree with you again, but Moses is thought to have written the first 5 books of the Bible.\n\nAn addition to my answer after your addition to your question - there is a prophecy in Daniel 7 that is entirely consistent with the acts of Alexander the Great many many many years later. There is historical evidence that Jesus existed and did many of the things the Bible says He did. So at least those things happened. Coincidence??? I don't think so.
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Looks like it... currently, that answer to Frodo was 22 hours ago... and it was him, I checked his profile - bad when there's so many versions of the same guy that you have to check a profile to see which one it is.
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he uses dramatic words or explains more about how the person killed tybalt
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lol..MacSteed's suit fell off?? and his eyes were as big as these Avatar eyes, holding two oak leaves and trying\nto 'essay' his explanation to what happen??lol.lol.\n\n (Sorry Mac, where you at? lol. She wanted creative? That's as creative as I could get? lol..but..but..uh.. it's like playing the Lottery, I  was trying to pick the best answer!)\n\n Patz had to do what ever you said for one month, for thinking that about your capital letters?
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Have you really studied about your question or are you just asking because of something you may have heard?  The Da Vinci code is fiction.  On the front of the book it says novel.  As for the picture Da Vinci supposedly painted himself in the picture.  He is supposed to be the one at Jesus' left side that has his back to Jesus.  Now, think about what you said about the 1st and 14th centuries.  It there any chance Da Vinci took part in the Last Supper?  Fiction is a tale that writers spin to entertain us.  Some people take this entertainment to another level and use it for monetary gain, shock, and pure old diversion of the truth.