Questions and Answers
Who was telling the story of Prince Caspian?
Trumpkin
What did the children find out about what happened when the horn was blown?
They figured out that the Horn of Queen Susan called them to help.
Why did Trumpkin think that help didn't come?
He didn't think the children were able to help. He didn't realize who they were.
What did the children show and do for Trumpkin?
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Why did Edmund ask Trumpkin if he wanted to do fencing?
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What did Susan challenge Trumpkin to do?
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What did Lucy do for Trumpkin?
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What did Trumpkin say after they proved their capabilities?
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Why did they call Trumpkin DLF?
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How were they going to get to Caspian (and go around King Miraz' men)?
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Study Notes
Characters and Key Interactions
- Trumpkin is a dwarf who tells the story of Prince Caspian; he was rescued by the children.
- The children initially learn that the Horn of Queen Susan functions as a call for help when blown.
Challenges and Misconceptions
- Trumpkin believes that help did not arrive because he underestimated the children's abilities and didn't recognize their identities.
Gifts and Preparations
- The children took Trumpkin to the treasures in Cair Paravel, where they equipped him with a sword, a hat, and armor to aid in their quest.
Skills and Competitions
- Edmund assesses Trumpkin's fencing skills and offers him a chance to engage in practice, demonstrating their respect for his abilities.
- Susan challenges Trumpkin to a shooting match using a bow and arrow, showcasing her confidence and competitive spirit.
Healing and Care
- Lucy aids Trumpkin by applying a drop of potion to his cut, effectively healing his injury and demonstrating her healing powers.
Change of Perspective
- After witnessing the children's skills, Trumpkin acknowledges their capabilities and insists on proceeding to assist Caspian immediately.
Affectionate Nicknames
- The affectionate term "Dear Little Friend" (DLF) is used by the children to refer to Trumpkin, emphasizing their bond and camaraderie.
Mode of Travel
- The group plans to reach Caspian by boat to evade King Miraz's soldiers, highlighting their strategic approach to avoid detection.
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Explore the key interactions and developments between characters in 'Prince Caspian'. From Trumpkin's initial skepticism to the children's preparations and skills demonstrations, this quiz delves into their dynamic relationships and growth. Assess your understanding of their roles and contributions in the story.
