3. The Spare Room Narnia Guide

Susan: Lucy went into hysterics because noone wanted to believe the wardrobe concealed an entrance to another world. We had to find her.

We quietly went downstairs, careful not to be noticed. On the other side of the gallery we found some useful items. Then we went deeper into the house. We didn't enter the room right away but we walked down the hall to find some empty boxes. Carelessly, we started destroying them and the noise reached the vigilant ears of Mrs. Macready. We shattered the rest of the boxes, I hid in the trunk and Peter got under the table. After Mrs. Macready left we headed for the room we missed earlier. Peter moved the tables, and found Lucy hiding under one of them. She was still upset, however, and she took off again.

We followed her through the corridor. In the next room I found some tennis balls under a desk. Lucy hid in the wardrobe - to open it we had to dent it a bit by hitting in the marked place. We were surprised when a swarm of bats flew into the room. Luckily, I had my trusty tennis balls with me, so I could break the window and provide the bats with a way of escape.

Lucy stopped crying. Together we headed upstairs, until we reached a room with a fireplace. I had to aim the balls carefully so I could close the air vents and make those irritating bats stay just where they were. After that we turned right and found ourselves in the hall again. Peter broke the railing on the right so Lucy could slip through the hole and open the door from the other side. In the next room I had to stop those bats from coming out again. Fortunately, I still remembered the location of those tennis balls when I ran out of them. Peter broke another railing and Lucy opened another door.

It was pouring outside. And those boxes again! As was easy to predict, while destroying them we made a lot of noise and to hide in time, we had to shatter as many boxes as we could, gain a bit more time and hide in the room we came from. Mrs. Macready fell for it again. When we came out we found Edmund - the only one of us who knows how to climb.

Edmund: I climbed the rain pipe and opened a passage for them. Unfortunately, we were too loud again so we fled as fast as we could. On our way I broke all the boxes so we could gain more time. We were in the house again. We ran upstairs to hide in that spacious wardrobe...