Why can't the group follow the river on Chronicles of Narnia?

Answer 1

When the group was in Narnia the first time, the river had banks that were easily walkable. When they were summoned back, so much time had past, that the group was considered more legend than history. The river had formed a great canyon, and was no longer followable.

Answer 2

In "The Chronicles of Narnia," the group cannot simply follow the river because it is enchanted by the White Witch to prevent anyone from escaping her grasp. The river's magical properties create an illusion that deceives travelers, leading them astray and preventing them from reaching their desired destination. This enchantment serves as a plot device to add suspense and challenge to the characters' journey in the story.

Answer 3

Well, honey, in "The Chronicles of Narnia," the group couldn't follow the river because it was flowing in the wrong direction. Simple as that. If they wanted to get where they were going, they had to find another way around. So, they put on their big kid pants and found a different route.

Answer 4

In "The Chronicles of Narnia," the group cannot follow the river due to the river's path being blocked by high cliffs and dangerous terrain. Instead, they must find an alternate route to reach their destination.