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     Eustace Scrubb and Jill Pole went to the same school in 

England. The school constantly had a problem with 

bullies, and they wished they could get away. Eustace told 

Jill about his adventures in the land of Narnia, and how it 

had changed him. So when the bullies found Eustace and 

Jill behind the School, they ran for a door that opens out 

onto the moor. Most of the time the door is locked, but this 

time it wasn't, so they opened the door, and stepped into 

Narnia.

     When they got to Narnia, Jill and Eustace 

were on top of a cliff, miles above the clouds. 

Jill stood on the edge, showing off, and when 

Eustace tried to pull her back, he fell over the 

edge. A lion showed up, and blew Eustace to 

safety. The lion then told Jill his name was 

Aslan, and gave her specific instructions about 

their quest in Narnia.

     When Jill and Eustace arrived in Narnia, 

they were told a story about the kings son. 

Years ago Prince Rilian and his mother, the 

queen, were on a hunting trip. While the queen 

was resting, a snake bit her and she died. For 

months after, Rilian went to the same spot to 

look for the snake, and one day he never came 

back.

     Late that night, Jill and Eustace met with 

the parliament of owls to discuss their plans 

for rescuing the prince. The owls were not 

willing to go on the actual journey, but they 

decided they would help the children plan. The 

owls also agreed to fly the children to the 

northern end of Narnia, and a guide would help 

them from there.

     Jill, Eustace, and their new guide 

Puddleglum set out on their adventure across 

the northern lands. Puddleglum, a 

Marshwiggle, is pessimistic by nature, and is 

certain that they will not survive. Jill has been 

repeating the signs that Aslan told her every 

night, so that she will not forget them.

     After weeks of traveling, the companions 

come to a giant stone bridge, where they meet 

a strange woman and a knight. The woman 

tells them to go to the giant castle of Harfang, 

and that the giants will be kind because the 

travelers know her. Puddleglum doesn't trust 

her, but the children think that it is a wonderful 

idea.

     The travelers arrived at the giant's city, and 

told them of the lady who sent them. The 

giants let them stay for days. The children and 

Puddleglum eventually found out that the 

giants were planning to eat them, so they 

made an escape while the giants were out 

hunting.

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