The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Miraz agrees to duel with Peter to the death. Peter wins and offers to let Caspian finish Miraz off. Caspian lets Miraz live. Lord Sospespian kills Miraz with a Narnian arrow and tells his army the Narnians did it. The army lays siege. Lucy finds Aslan, who awakens the trees and the river god to help defeat the attacking army. Caspian becomes king of Narnia. Aslan offers the Telmarines to go back to their island of origin and reveals that their ancestors were pirates who came to Narnia through a portal in an island cave. General Glozelle, Miraz's wife Prunaprismia and other Telmarines go through a portal Aslan creates. Peter and Susan tell the others they'll never return to Narnia, though Lucy and Edmund probably will. The Pevensies then step through the portal and are back at the train station.

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Continuity mistake: During the duel between Miraz and Peter, when they call for a time out, Miraz is shown in the background walking back to his generals and stepping onto a raised area. A few seconds later, over Peter's shoulder, he again walks to the raised area and steps up (there's only one step). (01:44:55)

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Question: Is the first telmarine who agrees to go through the two trees at the end the same guy who assassinates Miraz with an arrow?

Answer: The one who stabs Miraz with the arrow is one of the Lords that promises support when Miraz is ordained King. He dies on the bridge (that the Telmarines built) when Aslan causes the waters to 'come alive'. The Telmarine who walks through the 'doorway' (to the world of men) with Miraz's wife and their infant son is Miraz's General. Earlier in the film, Miraz ordered this General to kill three of his men (after the Narnians stole the weapons), and during Miraz and Peter's duel Miraz ordered him to kill Peter if the dueling was not going in Miraz's favor, but the General chose not to. On the field, during the last battle, the General had an opportunity to kill Caspian, and again he chose not to.

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