A year later, the Pevensies are pulled from a train station back to Narnia, where centuries have passed. The Telmarines rule and have silenced the talking beasts. The dwarf Trumpkin tells them about Caspian, nephew of King Miraz, who fled once his uncle had a son of his own and wanted him dead. Caspian joined the Old Narnians and blew Susan's horn for help. Lucy sees Aslan, but the others are slow to believe her. The dwarf Nikabrik tries to bring back the Witch and is killed. Peter challenges Miraz to single combat; Miraz falls and is murdered by his own lords. Aslan wakes the trees, and the Telmarines flee. Caspian becomes king. Aslan tells them Peter and Susan won't return to Narnia.
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What changed on screen
ChangeThe Pevensies from the start
In the book, the dwarf Trumpkin tells Caspian's story around a campfire, and the Pevensies vanish for half the novel. The film weaves both threads together from the start.
In the film, Peter clashes with Caspian over who leads, and Susan falls for Caspian. Neither is in the book. Susan also fights in the battles, which she barely does on the page.
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