It's the dragon soaring and roaring above him that has Tirian guessing he's not where -- when -- he's supposed be, for no dragons have been seen in Narnia for thousands of years.
But it's the man who grabs him and pulls him into the only hiding place available -- a small opening in the rock wall, too small to be a proper cave -- that convinces him, a man with a face he's seen in portraits and book illustrations and tapestries and carvings his whole life. "You... are King Caspian?"
Narnia, any, time travel
But it's the man who grabs him and pulls him into the only hiding place available -- a small opening in the rock wall, too small to be a proper cave -- that convinces him, a man with a face he's seen in portraits and book illustrations and tapestries and carvings his whole life. "You... are King Caspian?"