What is the climax in Prince Caspian?

Answer 1

The climax is the single combat for victory between Peter and Miraz. Miraz fights well but during the combat he trips on a small bump in the ground and falls. Peter stands back, giving Miraz a chance to rise, as would be done by a courteous knight. One of Miraz's followers declares that Peter has stabbed him in the back and orders the Telmarines to fight. In the confusion, he himself stabs Miraz and joins in the attack on Peter and Caspian's forces. However, the Living Trees arrive, having been woken by Aslan, and the Telmarines see them and flee to the river. They cannot cross because the forces of Aslan have destroyed the bridge and the Telmarines surrender.

Answer 2

The climax of "Prince Caspian" occurs when Aslan arrives to help the Pevensie siblings and the Old Narnians in their battle against King Miraz's forces. Aslan's intervention turns the tide of the battle and ultimately leads to the defeat of Miraz and the restoration of Prince Caspian to the throne.

Answer 3

The summary is "A prince travels away from his wicked uncle and reclaims his throne in Narnia".

Answer 4

It is being taken over by The White Witch and people need help

Answer 5

what are the rising action of chronicles of narina prince caspian

Answer 6

Useing Queen Susan's horn to call Aslan's help from the far past.

Answer 7

Telemarines vs. the narnians

Answer 8

Faith