What are adjectives that are used to describe scenes in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe?

Answer 1

There are far too many to list, and identifying adjectives is simple enough that any reader can do it.

Simply identify the nouns (people-characters, places, things, and ideas) and look for the words used to modify them (typically appearing immediately before the noun).

For instance, The very first sentence of the story is below. All of the nouns are identified in bold letters; the adjectives are italicized.

NARNIA...the land beyond thewardrobe, the secret country known only to Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy...the place where theadventure begins.

You'll notice that the is identified in this sentence as an adjective. This is because it is. Theis an article, a definite article, and an adjective.

Continue to do what I've done with the first sentence throughout the rest of the novel and you'll do fine.

Answer 2

Magical, wintry, enchanting, mysterious.