What is the the major conflict in The Chronicles of Narnia?

Answer 1

Well, it's rather difficult to try and point out one major problem in the entire series unless you go book by book beginning with the evil Uncle Andrew and the Witch in "The Magician's Nephew" and finishing with the evil Calormenes in "The Final Battle."

I suppose though, that the main problem, if I was to pick out just one, would be trying to reset the balance of good in Narnia and making it as it was meant to be in the beginning (see The Magician's Nephew for details)

Answer 2

Jadis aka the White Witch has taken over Narnia. The Narnians feel deserted by their true king, Aslan. While four children are trying to make a prophesy come true, while the White Witch attempts to kill them.

Answer 3

Each book has its own problems, the first is trying to get home from Narnia, and escaping Jadis (later to be The White Witch), the second is stopping the White Witch, the third getting to Narnia, the fourth bringing the Telmarines form power, the fifth discovering new lands, the sixth rescuing the Prince from The White Witch, and escaping the end of Narnia.

Answer 4

The major conflict in The Chronicles of Narnia series is the battle between good and evil, with characters such as Aslan and the White Witch representing opposing forces. This conflict plays out across various plots within the series, as characters must navigate moral dilemmas and make choices that impact the fate of Narnia.

Answer 5

the witch ruled narnia and made it winter for years and never christmass