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Point: tree is magical.

''He couldn't bear to have it simply chopped up for firewood, so he had part of the timber made into a wardrobe, which he put in his big house in the country. [...] That was the beginning of all the comings and going between Narnia and our world, which you can read of in other books.''

Magic is kept inside the wood.

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The witch breaks the rules of the garden by taking an apple for herself and eating it.

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- The only super natural creature is the girl who turned in to a witch

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- the witch became a witch because she disobeyed the rules of the gate

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would compare the text to peter pan and how there in both worlds is ar particular unsureness of whether the Main characters are dreaming or its reality

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The Tree with the apples of life are a reference to the bibles tree in the paradise it it is also forbidden to eat it yourself inside of "the paradise" and you can't take one for yourself

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- doesn't care about rules
- "Witch looked stronger and prouder than ever, and even, in a way, triumphant: but her face was deadly white, white as salt."
- with loaded adjectives we can see that if she had been a human being, she wouldn't be happy

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Point: His mother is very sick
Example: "And
there she lay, as he had seen her lie so many other times, propped up on the pillows, with a wan,
pale face that would make you cry to look at it."
Explanation: It is common for her to lay like that, which suggest, that she is very sick and has been so for a while

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Point: The apples are magical
Example"Miss Ketterley, this is the most extraordinary case I have known in my whole medical
career. It is—it is like a miracle."
After Digory feeds his mother an apple from the magic appletree, she is healthy again

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The tree with the apples, can you compare to the tre with apples on from the Bible in paradise. "or even if it were an order, would he be disobeying it by eating an apple?".
it was like when the snake in paradise lured Adam and Eve to eat an apple from the tree.

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"or even if it were an order, would he be disobeying it by eating an apple?"
Like when eve i eating an apple

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- The tree with the apples can be compared to the tree in paradise in the bible.
- "A terrible thirst and hunger came over him and a longing to taste that fruit."
- It is a temptation and obstacle for Digory he has to overcome.

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In the magicians nephew, the wich is an allegory to the snake in the bible beacuse of the apples

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- very caring
- ""Take of my fruit for others," said Digory to himself. "Well, that's what I'm going to do. "
- others before yourself

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the apple in the story is different from apples in real life
"He knew which was the right tree at once, partly because it stood in the very centre and partly because the great silver apples with which it was loaded shone so and cast a light of their own down on the shadowy places where the sunlight did not reach."
the color of the apple is silver and can heal people

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The Magician`s Nephew, have like the fantasy of Narnia a portal, between a normal world and an other world, that is nothing like the world we think as normal world
"Then Digory took a minute to get his breath, and then went softly into Mother's room. And there she lay, as he had seen her lie so many other times, propped up on the pillows, with a wan, pale face that would make you cry to look at it. Digory took the Apple of Life out of his pocket."
Thats when Digory comes back to "the real world"

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The tree symbolizes the tree in the Bible.
Eating the apple, and jumping over the gate, is breaking the rules of paradise. The brid chirping is like the snake in the Bible.
"Digory guessed at once that she must have climbed in over the wall."

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Digory is conflicted, whether he should eat the apple or not.
"Could it be wrong to taste one? After all, he thought, the notice on the gate might not have been exactly an order; it might have been only a piece of advice—and who cares about advice? Or even if it were an order, would he be disobeying it by eating an apple?"
in this paragraph Digory is very conflicted, on one hand he wants to eat the apple, after all what would happen if he would eat the it. He questions the value of the gates advice. He tries justifying eating the apple by arguing the possible consequences of disobeying the notice on the gate.