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Assassination Attempt on Caspian X

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Assassination Attempt on Narnian King Caspian X
Narnian-year: 2303
Time-period: Telmarine Age
Conflict: Narnian Revolution
Location: Aslan's How
Opposing Forces: Old Narnians/Nikabrik and friends
Opposing Commanders: Caspian X/Nikabrik
Opposing Casualties: Caspian wounded/all three combatants killed
Result: Old Narnian victory
Previous Action: Second Battle of Aslan's How (Attack on Miraz's Castle*)
Next Action: Duel of Aslan's How and the final Battle of Beruna

The Assassination Attempt on King Caspian X of Narnia was the spontaneous attack led by the Dwarf traitor Nikabrik, on the to-be-king's life at Aslan's How. A werewolf and a hag also assisted in the spur-of-the-moment murder attempt, but Edmund and Peter Pevensie, as well as the Dwarf Trumpkin, stumbled into the room having overheard the calamity. Caspian's loyal friends Doctor Cornelius and Trufflehunter were already in the room when the sudden outburst occurred. The werewolf went right for Caspian who was able to get the beast off with the help of Peter and Edmund and apparently kill it. Trumpkin decapitated the hag and the candlelight was put out, leaving either Peter or Edmund to have killed Nikabrik (in the dark) who had attacked Trufflehunter. After a long silence, a match was lit, and it was found that the three attackers had been killed and that Caspian's allies were unharmed other than Caspian himself who received some minor werewolf injuries. Caspian had met the Pevensies and Trumpkin already.

[edit] Trivia

*Movie-based Information

Information marked with " * " comes from (and is only supported by) the Chronicles of Narnia movies, as opposed to C. S. Lewis' seven books, and may not be considered canon.


  • The lights didn't go out in the film, so you could see who killed the villains.*
  • The White Witch's body was visible, and she was almost resurrected.*
  • Caspian fell for the bribe for his uncle's blood.*
  • After the battle, a clearly frustrated Susan entered (and almost immediately exited) the lair.
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