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Narrator: After having a discussion with the chancellor, Aslan decides to help Prince Caspian for get back his title of king.
Aslan: Guys, we decide to help Prince Caspian for get back his title of king. Will all of you help Prince Caspian?
The others: Yes.
Prince Caspian: Thank you for the help.
Edmund: We should get ready for the war.
Susan: The war will start at the day after tomorrow.
Peter: From now, the war has already begun.

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