1. Allusions to "Good vs Evil"
1.1. The allusions to Evil were the Turkish Delights.
1.1.1. They cause anyone who eats one to go to any lengths to eat another.
1.2. An allusions to Good was Christmas, a time of happiness if good succeeded.
1.2.1. If you had been good you were given gifts that are marvellous.
2. Perpetual Winter
2.1. Narnia was locked in perpetual winter to stop Christmas which was the greatest allusion to good.
2.1.1. Narnia was locked in perpetual winter by Jadis the 'White Witch' who is the epitome of evil.
2.1.2. The never-ending winter symbolises a dead stagnant of time. As the snow falls all traces of Aslan are covered.
3. Peter
3.1. Peter represents the First Apostle Peter; Peter is a strong character and first hand man for Aslan, he becomes the High King of Narnia which symbolises The Apostle Peter becoming the first leader of the Christian Church after Christ's ascension, The Apostle Peter is also Jesus' first hand man.
4. Edmund
4.1. Edmund is most likely to represent all of man kind, their flaws and strengths alike. Due to his betrayal he is most compared with Judas of the New Testament and Adam from the garden of Eden.
5. The Fox
5.1. The Fox represents people who do not fit the so called stereotype of a christian however would still put their life on the line for Christ.
6. The Death and Resurrection of Aslan
6.1. Aslan is killed on the stone table to repent for man kind's sins however Aslan who is not guilty of any sin is resurrected just as Jesus was.
7. Mr Tumnus
7.1. Mr Tumnus represents the Apostle Mark who worked against Christ in the beginning like how Mr Tumnus works for The White Witch and then Mark becomes a Christian just as Mr Tumnus fights for Aslan
8. Aslan and Jesus
8.1. Jesus was crucified on the cross to repent for the sins of mankind.
8.2. Aslan was slain on the stone table to repent for the sins of mankind.
9. Narnia and Heaven
9.1. The Bible is a gateway to Heaven.
9.2. The wardrobe is a gateway to Narnia.
9.2.1. The coats of the Wardrobe represent the books of the bible which are a gateway to heaven.
10. Lucy
10.1. Lucy represents Mary; they have strong beliefs for Aslan/Jesus.
10.2. Lucy and Susan may also represent the two Marys who beheld Christ's death and came to his tomb early in the morning.
11. Susan
11.1. Susan becomes a courageous Queen of Narnia but of all the characters she is least likely to represent and one person or thing she simply is just human.
11.2. Susan and Lucy may also represent the two Marys who beheld Christ's death and came to his tomb early in the morning.
12. Susan's Horn
12.1. The horn's name is Prayer and it symbolises just that, a prayer. When the horn is blown help will always come and when a prayer is made help will come.
13. Aslan's Breath
13.1. The holy spirit could cure anything and Aslan's breath which is said to be a symbol of the Holy Spirit demonstrates it's power when resurrecting the statues killed by the White Witch
14. Seasons
14.1. Winter
14.1.1. Winter in Narnia symbolizes death, since it is always winter when the White Witch reigns. Then when the snow begins melting, it is clear that the spell is fading and Aslan has returned.
14.2. Spring
14.2.1. Spring in Narnia symbolizes life and the restoration of goodness to Narnia through Aslan's return.