Digory's perspective after picking the apple
Magician's Nephew
202 pages
C.S. Lewis
Magician's Nephew
202 pages
C.S. Lewis
Wow! The apple smells very nice. Maybe I will take a little bite. Just a little one. It wouldn't hurt anything, would it? The riddle says that the picker shouldn't eat it, but who cares. But what if something goes wrong? I guess I shouldn't eat the apple since I made a promise with Aslan that I will give it to him. He seemed to be very concerned about getting the apple returned to it's right place. If I ate the apple and break the promise, what would mother say? I know that she would hate it if I broke a promise. I guess it would be better if I didn't taste the apple. Well, I should get going now so that I can quickly give the apple to Aslan. Oh no! There's the Witch! I think this is a good time to run!
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