At the start of the Chronicles it was hinted at that it was number of visits that dictated whether or not a child was allowed to go back, but in this novel it is shown to be age that precludes visit after visit. Jill and Eustace are the only earth dwellers young enough to still be allowed to travel to Narnia. Why are Jill and Eustace the only people from the earthly world present in the battle? His objective seems to be to be able to manipulate the Narnians into obeying him by producing a false Aslan, and to get an easy life, but long-term, his objectives seem unprepared and barely thought out. He doesn't seem to have a game plan in case any of the other animals also try to align with the Tisroc, and doesn't seem to have a contingency plan for Ginger's play for power. He is savvy and cunning but not as smart as he thinks he is, primarily because he spends a lot of time with the easily-manipulated Puzzle. Shift is basically a bully and his main objective is to make sure there is a better and more constant supply of oranges and bananas. What is Shift's main motivation and game-plan when fooling the Narnians? We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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