Original sentence: Aslan also reprimands her for using another spell to see what her friends say about her: Lucy had seen one of her friends renouncing Lucy's friendship, but Aslan tells Lucy that her friend did love her, but feared an older girl who was present.Eventually, Edmund, Lucy, Eustace, and Reepicheep reach the world's end, where Aslan appears as a lamb.He also assures Lucy that she will once again read a story-spell that she had read in the magician's house, which Lucy felt was the best story ever.He shows Reepicheep the way to his country and helps the children return home.He tells Edmund and Lucy that, like Peter and Susan, they have become too old to return to Narnia, and that they must instead come to know him in their world.In a magician's house on another island, Lucy attempts to perform a spell that would make her dazzlingly beautiful, despite knowing that this would cause havoc as thousands of men would battle to win her favour.Just as she is about to say the words, however, she sees an image of Aslan snarling at her, frightening her from pronouncing the spell.Liam Neeson as the voice of Aslan; Caspian, now King, sets out on a voyage in search of the Seven Lost Lords.On many of the islands where they stop, a brief glimpse of Aslan, or his image, is enough to guide Caspian and his crew away from danger and folly.The talking mouse Reepicheep accompanies him in hopes that their voyage will lead to Aslan's Country in the uttermost East, for he was told by a dryad that his fate lies in Aslan's country.When the recalcitrant Eustace is turned into a dragon, Aslan meets with him and pulls the dragon-skin away, leaving him as a human boy and a more pleasant person
Edited sentence: Liam Neeson as the voice of Aslan