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* While Lucy is looking through the magic book, she overhears one of her friends insisting that she doesn't actually like Lucy in an attempt to suck up to a more popular girl at school. While Aslan claims that she didn't actually mean it, Lucy is still driven to angry tears when she hears it.
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--> '''Eustace:''' We spoke often of Narnia in the days that followed. And when my cousins left, after [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the war]] was over, I missed them. With all my heart. As I know all Narnians will miss them, until the end of time.
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* Reepicheep sets off alone for Aslan's country. For him, it's a HappilyEverAfter ending, but for the reader...
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* Caspian being plagued with doubts all throughout the film if he's a good enough ruler for Narnia. Heavy is the head that wears the crown, indeed.
* Lucy sobbing as she bids goodbye to Caspian and Aslan.
* The trio's reactions after landing back in England. Eustace has a half-smile on his face, clearly thrilled with the adventure he's just experienced ... but then the camera cuts to Edmund - who is simply staring blankly at the painting - and Lucy, who looks like she's barely holding back tears. Eustace sobers up at once and hangs the painting up again, almost reverently, on Lucy's mantle. He's clearly a far cry from the bratty child who'd threatened to smash it at the beginning of the movie.
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narration and Lucy's last LongingLook as the world she loves so much closes on her ... [[{{Book/TheLastBattle}} at least for the time-being.]]
--> '''Eustace:''' We spoke often of Narnia in the days that followed. And when my cousins left, after [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the war]] was over, I missedthem.them. With all my heart. As I know all Narnians will miss them, until the end of time.
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* The trio's reactions after landing back in England. Eustace has a half-smile on his face, clearly thrilled with the adventure he's just experienced ... but then the camera cuts to Edmund - who is simply staring blankly at the painting - and Lucy, who looks like she's barely holding back tears. Eustace sobers up at once and hangs the painting up again, almost reverently, on Lucy's mantle. He's clearly a far cry from the bratty child who'd threatened to smash it at the beginning of the movie.
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* There's also Lucy's nightmare where she has become Susan, and discovers that she never existed and her siblings never knew Narnia as a result. When she wakes up, she looks so ashamed as Aslan says "what have you done, child?"
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* Reepicheep sets off alone for Aslan's country. For him, it's a HappilyEverAfter ending, but for the reader...
* Edmund and Lucy learn they're unable to return to Narnia. ''Ouch''.
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* The final scene, as we see the Dawn Treader disappear over the waves in the painting, followed by the DoorClosesEnding. Made even worse by Eustace's narration.
--> '''Eustace:''' And when my cousins left, after [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the war]] was over, I missed them. As I know all Narnians will miss them, until the end of time.
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* Reepicheep sets off alone for Aslan's country. For him, it's a HappilyEverAfter ending, but for the reader...
* Edmund and Lucy learn they're unable to return to Narnia. ''Ouch''.
!! The film:
* The final scene, as we see the Dawn Treader disappear over the waves in the painting, followed by the DoorClosesEnding. Made even worse by Eustace's narration.
--> '''Eustace:''' And when my cousins left, after [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the war]] was over, I missed them. As I know all Narnians will miss them, until the end of time.
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