The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a book that teaches people the value of life and, how to respect their family and friends. Within the story, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy each use their different abilities that they have to save Narnia and defeat the White Witch. At first Peter, Susan and Edmund each only think of themselves. They acted more childish than they should have been and argued almost all the time about who would be in charge of the each of them and ordered them around like parents.
Soon after they discover Narnia, Edmund betrays Lucy and lies so that he would not seem very foolish around his elder brother and sister. Edmund does return soon after that time and betrays all three of his siblings by becoming a follower of the White Witch all for "Turkish Delight" which had been made out of dark magic. Even without knowing this they go out into the strange world, they traveled into from the wardrobe. They go out and notice strange happenings like talking beavers and trees watching them.
Once finding Edmund, they talk over the fact that they want him to come back to them and not to trust the witch. But they don't grasp the fact life is precious until they are told that they have to fight the White Witch in a battle to discover who will take control of Narnia. Just as Edmund was betrayed by the Witch and called a traitor and a liar, the Witch felt angry because she was slowly losing her control over Narnia.
After soon realizing this, Peter, Lucy, Susan and Edmund take more caution to understand the situation, which has them thinking more about what they should not do to get themselves killed fighting or doing something else dangerous. This experience gets them to respect each other and realize how precious their lives are important.
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