Turkish Delight (or Lokum) dates back more than 230 years, making it one of the. After fifteen years in Narnia, he and his siblings return to England, where. Herself as the Queen of Narnia) and eats some enchanted Turkish delight.Eventually, a completely reformed Edmund Pevensie is crowned by Aslan as King Edmund, co-ruler of Narnia with Queen Lucy, Queen Susan and High King Peter, and is knighted as Duke of Lantern Waste, Count of the Western March, and Knight of the Noble Order of the Table. Lewiss The Chronicles of Narnia. He says yes.Edmund Ed Pevensie is a fictional character in C. Finally the Queen, who is losing her patience, asks if he is human.
She asks what he would most like to eat at that moment, and he requests Turkish Delight. Next, the Queen offers Edmund something to eat. Edmund thinks it is delicious. When it hits, it turns into a jeweled cup, full of a creamy, sweet, hot drink.
Edmund eats his way through several pounds of candy while the Queen asks him questions. The Queen uses her magic bottle again, and this time the drop turns into an enormous box of Turkish Delight. OK, now back to Edmund and the Queen!) The candy is common in lots of Middle Eastern cultures, not just in Turkey, and goes by many names. It is really tasty, so we're not surprised that Edmund wanted some.
Edmund also tells her about Lucy's previous visit to Narnia and her meeting with Mr. The Queen learns from Edmund that he has two sisters and one brother. As he gets obsessed with the Turkish Delight, he answers all the Queen's questions without thinking.
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Edmund complains that he doesn't even know how to get home. Edmund wants to go to the Queen's house right away so that he can keep eating Turkish Delight, but the Queen tells him that he will need courtiers as a king, so he has to go and get his siblings. The Queen describes her house, telling Edmund that it has whole rooms full of Turkish Delight and that she would bring him up as her son, a Prince, and make him King after she was gone. The Queen promises Edmund that he can have more Turkish Delight when he brings his brother and sisters to her house. (We at Shmoop think all candy is like that, but apparently in this case it's magic.) Edmund is craving more Turkish Delight, and it turns out that the candy was enchanted so that anyone who ate it would want more and more of it forever.
Edmund will agree to anything as long as there's more Turkish Delight at the end. The Queen tells Edmund that Lucy may have heard nasty stories about her from the Faun, and so he will need to trick his family into following him to her house. She also explains to him how to find her house, which is between two hills.
Tumnus and he is fine, so the White Witch must not know about her previous visit to Narnia. Lucy says that she had lunch with Mr. He apologizes for not believing her before and asks her where she has been. She is excited that Edmund has made it into Narnia. After the Queen is gone, Lucy arrives.
Edmund is less excited he doesn't want to have to admit to them that he was wrong, and he feels like he and Lucy are already on opposite sides of Narnian politics. Lucy is excited, because she thinks now that Peter and Susan will have to believe her story. Lucy and Edmund head back to the wardrobe to go home. Edmund tries to downplay Lucy's story about the White Witch, telling her that Fauns will say anything, which is something the Witch said to him. Lucy describes the Witch's appearance and the way that she travels in a sledge, and Edmund realizes that it's the same woman he just met. Lucy explains that she calls herself Queen of Narnia, but she is really a usurper, and everyone hates her tyranny.
Lucy sets out to find Peter and Susan and tell them about the latest adventure. Lucy notices that Edmund looks ill, and he feels quite sick but says he's OK.
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