Narnia

Aslan, the lion in the story, The lion the witch and the wardrobe is good because Aslan represents the belief of the author C.S Lewis. It's also said it's supposed to tell a story of a make believe adventures he and his brother had inside of there basement. The White Witch is suppose to be the devil and she made it snow and wears white because snow is suppose to be the season everyone is most vulnerable and white to go with her beauty.Aslan is suppose to represent Jesus,and the authors religious believe.The author probably chose a lion because they are supposed to be the king of the wild cats and a great known leader within the animal kingdom,true to it's beliefs.The White Witch was probably chosen because they are known throughout history as weird people who would have people do stuff for them and control what they do,weather and are known as evil.Within the story, Aslan clash in a fight and brings everyone to chose sides and fight each other. As always Aslan (or Jesus) made the White Witch (or the devil) feel like she had a chance when she she "killed" Aslan. Aslan probably did it so that she would let her guard down and it would be easier to stop the White Witches rain of evil upon every resident of Narnia and free every other resident when he and the children had defeated her. This is what Aslan's symbol and meaning in the story is suppose to be.