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What ways does the queen tempt Edmund?
The Queen tempts Edmund by promising him power and the chance to be a prince and eventually a king if he brings his siblings to her castle, as well as the lure of Turkish Delight, his favorite treat. She plays on his desire for recognition and his jealousy of his older brother, Peter.
Why did the queen of Narnia change from being angry to Edmund then sympathetic?
The Queen of Narnia, who is actually the White Witch, changes from being angry to sympathetic towards Edmund because she sees an opportunity to manipulate him to her advantage. She knows that she can use his desire for Turkish Delight to lure him into helping her and betraying his siblings. She feigns sympathy in order to deceive him and further her own agenda.
What do the White Witch and the dwarf plan to do to Edmund?
The queen wanted to get rid of all the Pevensie children, so she fed Edmund enchanted Turkish Delight that left him craving more. It caused him to return to her. She planned on using him as bait to bring his siblings to her as well.
Is the word delight an adverb?
Delight is a noun and a verb. "The arrival of the Snow Queen filled him with delight." (noun) "I delight in the sweet sound of music." (verb)
Who knighted Edmund Hillary?
The Queen of England knighted Edmund Hillary in June 1953.
Where was sir Edmund Hillary knighted?
Edmund Hillary was knighted by the Queen in London 1953.
Who wrote the Faerie Queen?
Edmund Spenser.
Who wrote The Fairy Queen?
Edmund Spenser (1552?-1599) wrote The Fairy Queen.
Who knighted sir Edmund Barton?
Queen Elizabeth the 1st
Edmund spenser as a poet?
Edmund Spenser most famously wrote The Faerie Queene, an epic poem in honor of Queen Elizabeth I.
Why is he called Sir Edmund Hillary?
Edmund Hillary is called 'Sir' because he was knighted by the Queen in England in 1953 after climbing Mount Everest.
Why is Edmund Hillary called sir?
Edmund Hillary is called 'Sir' because he was knighted by the Queen in England in 1953 after climbing Mount Everest.
