Original sentence: His experience of the physical reality of Aslan as an actual lion with real paws, tail, and whiskers, convinces Bree that he has been foolish.Until Bree meets Aslan, he believes that Aslan cannot possibly have a physical body and that the representation of him as a lion must be an abstraction or poetic symbolism, and no more
Edited sentence: Needless to say, by the end of the book he knows better.Until Bree meets Aslan, he is a liberal theologian who believes that Aslan cannot possibly have a physical body and that the representation of him as a lion must be poetic symbolism and no more