Activity 6 Reread “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” story. What lessons did you learn from each characters? Discuss with three different mates and compare to your answer.
There are many moral lessons that you can learn from the story, such as honesty, integrity, forgiveness, courage, and self-sacrifice. The lessons are presented by the characterization of each character in the story. Complete the following chart with the names of the characters that best describe the characterizations provided. You also have to provide evidence from the story that supports each character’s characterization.
| Honesty and Integrity Character’s Name(s): …………………………………………… | Explanation and Evidence: …………………………………………… |
| Forgiveness Character’s Name(s): …………………………………………… | Explanation and Evidence: …………………………………………… |
| Courage Character’s Name(s): …………………………………………… | Explanation and Evidence: …………………………………………… |
| Self-sacrifice Character’s Name(s): …………………………………………… | Explanation and Evidence: …………………………………………… |
Jawaban:
| Honesty and Integrity Character’s Name(s): Faun Tumnus Edmund | Explanation and Evidence: Faun Tumnus decided to be honest to Lucy by telling her that he was a servant of a terrible White Witch, who had bewitched Narnia so that it was always winter and never Christmas. He also acknowledged that his work was to capture human beings. b. At the beginning of the story, Edmund did not show his honesty and integrity by denying Lucy’s story to Susan and Peter about Narnia and forming a coalition with the White Witch by telling her brother’s plan to save Tumnus. But in the end, it resulted in a disaster. However, it resulted in a misfortune in the end |
| Forgiveness Character’s Name(s): Lucy | Explanation and Evidence: Lucy found out that she was actually being kid- napped by Tumnus. However, she finally forgave him and even helped him when he was being jailed by the White Witch. At the beginning of the story, Lucy was not trusted by her siblings. Although she told them the true story about Narnia, they did not believe it. Lucy forgave them. When Edmund told a lie about the exixtence of Narnia and teased her, Lucy also for- ga ve him. |
| Courage Character’s Name(s): Lucy, Peter, Susan, Aslan, Mr. Beaver | Explanation and Evidence: Lucy showed her courage since the beginning of the story, when she found out about Narnia. Peter, Susan, Aslan and Mr. Beaver showed their courage when they helped Tumnus and Edmund and fought against the White Witch |
| Self-sacrifice Character’s Name(s): Faun Edmund | Explanation and Evidence: Aslan sacrifice his own life in order to save Edmund’s life. |
