1. I want you to think of these first few chapters and Lucy's discovery of Narnia, as well as her conversation with Mr. Tumnus.  How does Lewis begin to share the deeper message of "good triumphing over evil" through Lucy's time with Mr. Tumnus?  How does this innocent approach offer up a purer perspective for readers regarding the over-all story? How would you say this adds to Lewis' Biblical Worldview?  Please respond in at least eight (8) sentences.  Please use examples from the story to support your response.2. I want you to compare and contrast the characters of Lucy and Edmund.  Describe each of their encounters and experiences in the world of Narnia.  How are their choices already impacting them?  How do you predict their choices affecting them later on in the story?  How do these choices reflect ourselves in our own spiritual journeys?  Please also consider the following in your written response:- Did the character's choices affect another character directly or indirectly? How so?- Did forethought of the future play into the decision or choice?- What were the responses of the other characters to this decision or choice?Please include quotations from the story in the response to add support to what you wanted to say.  This response needs to be twelve (12) or more sentences and in MLA format. 3.  In this paragraph, you are going to reflect on how Lewis begins his story.  Read through the first two chapters and identify at least TWO examples of how he sets up his story with inspiration and intention.  Please describe how these two examples reflect his intentional of Biblical Worldview and connect the reader to a deeper level of the story.  You may quote these examples as well.  This paragraph needs to be at least eight sentences (using MLA format).