What problems did the characters face in magicians nephew?

Answer 1

Digory and Polly are sent to a diffrent world by rings they uncle has gave them. They try to fight for freedom and defeat the wiked witch. I think of this story to be more like the lion witch and the wordrobe. So except for the rings it's pretty much the same. So think of the problem of the problem in the Lion, Witch, and Wordrobe. So they try to defeat the witch while trying to battle and get out of the strange land/ world.

Answer 2

The Magicians Nephew is the actual creation of the world where all other Narnia stories take place. The kids face an evil uncle who sends them off in an experiment. They find a between world where they can go to many other worlds represented by pools of water. They enter a dying world and wake an evil sorceress queen who has killed all in her world. They are tempted time and again and then must battle the queen and save their own world. They take her and trap her in what is a darkness they can't describe. But Salam is there singing or speaking Narnia into being. They are the cause of what the great evil in Narnia becomes in the actual first book the Lion, the WITCH, and the wardrobe. This is one of the last two books written in the series along with the last battle. The magicians nephew becomes the loving uncle the Pevensies stay with during the war and it is his wardrobe made from a tree that grew around the magic rings used to transport him in the first place. This is a great creation story, one of my favorite of the series

Answer 3

In "The Magician's Nephew" by C.S. Lewis, the characters faced challenges such as dealing with temptation, discovering the consequences of their actions, and navigating the complexities of different worlds and magical powers. Additionally, they had to confront the moral dilemmas associated with power and knowledge.