In Prince Caspian, Lewis defines more about the followers of Aslan and Christ. Prince Caspian follows a group of Narnians who still believe in Aslan and his cause. In the story, they are forced to hide from the nonbelievers, much like many of the followers of Christ had to do after his crucifixion. Aslan’s followers were forced to hide beneath Aslan’s How, which is the Stone Table on which he was sacrificed in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. This compares the Narnians to the Christ followers who were forced to hide in the Catacombs of Rome during the Roman Persecutions. Another idea depicted in this story is the Christian’s struggle to stick to their faith. This is made evident through the character Lucy’s difficulty in following Aslan’s
