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Chapter 14: How All Were Very Busy

What is this chapter mainly about?

Glenstorm looked more "imposing" than the Telmarine baron.

What does the word "imposing" mean in this context?

What did Trufflehunter and Trumpkin see behind them as they walked to the single combat?

After Peter and Miraz had been fighting for a while, Peter's shield began to hang "limp."

What does "limp" mean in this context?

What did Peter do when Miraz tripped and fell face downward?

What caused the single combat to end and a full battle to begin?

Who killed King Miraz?

What caused the Telmarines to surrender to the Old Narnians?

The bridge at Beruna "collapsed" into the river.

What does the word "collapsed" mean?

Who was the old woman on Aslan's back?

Were there any events or parts of the story that weren't clear to you?

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Chapter 13: The High King in Command

What is this chapter mainly about?

Why couldn't Caspian be the one to fight Miraz?

Why does Peter still want to send the challenge when it is unlikely that Miraz will accept?

Peter "dictates" his challenge to Doctor Cornelius.

What does the word "dictate" mean in this context?

Who was chosen to deliver the challenge letter to Miraz?

What do the two lords advise Miraz to do about the challenge?

How does Miraz respond to Peter's challenge?

Miraz believes that the "intent" of the two lords is to convince him to refuse the challenge.

What does the word "intent" mean in this context?

Who does Peter appoint as the marshals for the single combat?

Peter tells everyone that dinner will be "precisely" at noon.

What does the word "precisely" mean?

Were there any events or parts of the story that weren't clear to you?