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I think this song fits this story. The idea of heroes being regular people is a big theme in this book. The characters are just human, but can save supernatural creatures. They realize they can't wait around for a hero to save the people. They want to be able to make a real difference. The children know that they made a commitment and are not allowed to try to pass it off to some "hero". The kids have to rise up and become their own heroes.

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"..But I think I could be brave enough"(Lewis 108). In this scene, Lucy is thinking about how she wants to help in a battle. She wants to willingly put herself in more risk to help save people. One of Lucy's character traits is bravery. The above quote shows that she knows she would be ready to fight to help people even at her own expense.

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"Oh but you won't, Mr Tumnus"(Lewis 20). Lucy is trusting, In this scene, a man she has just met says that he is going to kidnap her. Instead of panicking or running away, she trusts him enough to stay with him and talk. Lucy flat-out says that he won't. She barely knows this man, but she trusts him whole-whole-heartedly already.

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"We can't just go home, not after this. It is all on my account that the poor Faun has got into this trouble"(Lewis 59). This shows Lucy is responsible. She is aware that she caused and problem. She wants to try and fix her mistakes instead of running away and letting someone else pay for them. She feels responsible for her actions.

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"'I'm all right,' Said Edmund, but this was not true. He was feeling very sick"(Lewis 43). This is one example of Edmund lying to cover up his misdeeds. Throughout the story, Edmund attempts to cover up his blunders by lying. Here he is telling a lie straight to his sister's face.

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"But he still wanted to taste that Turkish Delight more than anything"(Lewis 42). This is what Edmund thinks as soon as his sister tells him his new friend is evil and dangerous. Even after he learns this, he still wants to give his siblings to a witch. His reaction is a good example of his selfishness.

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"..who had once tasted it would want more and more of it"(Lewis 38). This shows Edmund's greed. He wants more and more and never wants to stop. He would even go so far as to throw friends and family under the bus to satisfy his own wants.

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The novel's resolution involves the main characters becoming royalty. The climax leads up to the children being honored.This picture shows regular people being a king and a queen. This is similar to what happened in the book. The children who participated in the battle were crowned king and queen. With this, the story is neatly tied up.

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The climax of the story is when the huge battle takes place. Everyone in the story has to take up arms and help fight. It is easily the most exciting moment of the story, and brings all the characters in one area. This picture shows a battlefield which is similar to what happened in the book. All of the built up tension leads to this payoff.

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One internal conflict a main character deals with is the guilt of causing hurt to many people.

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One external conflict the characters face is betrayal. The characters have to deal with a close family member joining the main villain of the story.

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Another internal conflict faced in the story is the battle within a person: Temptation. One of the children has to choose between his morals and his greed.