The most valiant of the sailors is the brave Sir Reepicheep, a Mouse granted the gift of speech (and a new tail when his old was lost) by Aslan himself. They find themselves tempted by their greatest desires and threatened by their worst fears, even as they strive to discover the fate of the missing Lords. Along their way, they battle slave traders, encounter an island full of invisible creatures and buildings, and deal with all sorts of fantastical creatures and enchantments. The ship's company sails to the east, following the last known course of the seven Lords. Naturally, his attitude won him little friendship or sympathy when he found himself dragged along on a magical voyage in a land he'd teased his cousins for 'inventing'. His only delight in life seemed to be annoying others. Accompanying Edmund and Lucy, unwilling, is their cousin Eustace Scrubb, a thoroughly unpleasant boy who had never even read books about magical lands, let alone believed in them. No wars are currently being fought, and King Caspian is now sailing on his ship, the Dawn Treader, to find seven Lords of Narnia whom his uncle had banished years earlier.

In this movie, the youngest two, Edmund and Lucy, travel to Narnia to find there is (apparently) no great need for their help. While only adolescents in our world, in Narnia these four young men and women had become great heroes, kings and queens of legend.

In the second, they help a young prince named Caspian ascend to the throne that his uncle had usurped. In the first movie, two brothers and two sisters from our world are brought to Narnia to overthrow a terrifying Witch-Queen.

It is watched over by Aslan the Lion, who comes and goes as he pleases but always chooses champions who can protect Narnia in the face of evil. Narnia is a mystical kingdom in a magical world that can only be reached when it is of the greatest need. A brief history, for those who aren't familiar with the series. It's a series comparable to all the great fantasy epics, both in classic and modern times, and 'Voyage of the Dawn Treader' is my favorite chapter in the saga. The Chronicles of Narnia have always been a favorite of mine. This weekend, it was a rare treat for me to watch and review 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'.

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