What happened to the wardrobe in Narnia?

Answer 1

If you remember, it was in the Professor's house. If we read The Magician's Nephew we learn that Digory (the hero) brought back a special apple from Narnia to our world. He planted the seeds, and it grew into a apple tree here. This tree was blown down in a windstorm, and Digory had the wood made into a wardrobe. Digory became the Professor, and ..... you can see what happened.

Answer 2

In "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," the wardrobe served as a portal to the magical world of Narnia. It was eventually destroyed by the children as they no longer needed it to return to Narnia after they had fulfilled their prophecy.

Answer 3

In C. S. Lewis's The Magician's Nephew he explains that the old professor (who the Pevansies are living with during The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) had travelled to Narnia as a child and brought back a silver apple from Aslan's garden to heal his mother. He planted the seeds from the apple in his back yard and used the wood from the tree that grew to make the wardrobe. The wood was infused with the magic of Narnia and, therefore, occasionally created a magic porthole to Narnia.

Answer 4

Nothing. In the first movie- it stays there and in the second- it isn't included(train station).

Answer 5

What??? Like the prop for the movie? Or the the author's wardrobe that he used to play in?

Answer 6

The wardrobe contained fur coats. As it was cold, they put them on.