Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Focusing on the themes of overcoming evil and temptation, this WingKit follows the adventures of Lucy and Edmund as they join Caspian on a voyage to the mysterious Dark Island, where they seek to restore order and goodness to Narnia. What is a WingKit?

Themes: Beauty, Envy, Magic, Wish, Perspective, Identity, Self-Esteem, Evil, Devil/Demons

On their voyage to Aslan’s country, Reepicheep tells Lucy that they have nothing if not belief.

Themes: Belief, Faith, Adventure, Pilgrimage

Coriakin warns the children about the evil of Dark Island and the temptation that they will surely encounter.

Themes: Evil, Devil/Demons, Spiritual Warfare, Sin, Enemy, Warning, Temptation, Power, Magic

After Euctice attempts to steal an orange and get away with it, Reepicheep decides to teach him a lesson.

Themes: Stealing, Law Enforcement, Consequences, Lying, Discipline, Sin, Confrontation, Rules, Laws

After wishing to look as beautiful as her sister, Lucy casts a beauty spell that transforms her into Susan.

Themes: Beauty, Envy, Magic, Wish, Perspective, Identity, Self-Esteem, Sin, Temptation

When Edmund finds a magic pond that turns everything to gold, he plans to use its power for himself.

Themes: Greed, Power, Money, Temptation, Magic, Sin, Selfishness, Evil, Omnipotence

Before heading into battle, Caspian gives a speech to his shipmates to prepare them for what’s to come.

Themes: Speech, Solidarity, Brotherhood, Battle, Mission, War, Courage, Preparing, Power of Words

As Lucy and Edmund prepare to leave Narnia for the final time, Aslan says that he will always be with them.

Themes: God's Nature, Trust, Security, Promise, Love-God's, Omnipresence