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For the rest of the day, the siblings did their own thing after the small incident about the wardrobe. So far, the two younger Pevensies were not having a good time at the mansion, not only because of the rules but because the incident which caused another small strain in their family's relationship. It was annoying when their siblings were fighting, but there was nothing the younger girls could do about it. It rained until the late evening when the siblings were getting ready for bed, which caused Rosie to frown slightly.
Once they got ready for sleep, Peter bid goodnight to his siblings. This time Edmund didn't say a word along with Rosie. All the girl did was wave, signaling goodnight before she tucked herself in with Lucy, who muttered a good night.
As everyone else was asleep, Lucy and Rosie were the only ones wide awake. While the candle stick lit, Lucy simply stared at it as Rosie glanced over at the illuminating light, both remembering what they experienced in Narnia. They made the decision to go back, as they quietly sat up grabbing nearby boots before putting them on. They left their room and glanced back to check if anybody was there. When it was clear, they walked together with the candle, lighting their way back to the wardrobe. What they didn't realize was that Edmund was in the bathroom so as they walked through the hallway, he got out and noticed them leaving and decided to follow them.
The girls were now standing in front of the wardrobe as Lucy reached out to grab the handle only to hesitate, wondering if the forest was there. Rosie placed her hand on Lucy's shoulder, reassuring her sister. Lucy decided to open it and when she did, wind gusted out blowing their candle out making both girls smile at each other before stepping inside.
Edmund opened the door to the room only to see the wardrobe with his sisters nowhere in sight. "Rosie? Lucy? Where are you?" He walked towards the wardrobe thinking that his sisters were currently hiding. "Boo!" Edmund was confused at the sight to see nothing but hanged cloaks and sweaters. He looked behind him to see if there was anyone and it was simply empty, causing him to step inside. "Lucy, Rosie, hope you're not afraid of the dark." Edmund teased, closing the door and when there was no reaction, he grew more confused.
"Rosie? Lucy?" He called, moving forward in the wardrobe. "Rosie?" He paused when he noticed a branch and moved it out of his face. "Lucy?" As he continued, he got tangled by the branches in his way as he covered his face with his arms, continuing to move forward. "Ro-Rosie? Lu-Lucy?" He tripped over a branch and landed on the snow.
When he felt the soft landing, he opened his eyes which immediately widened in shock by the snowy forest around him. He got up, an amazed look on his face as he started to walk, calling out his sisters' name. "Rosie? Lucy? Where are you?" He continued to look around, calling out, "I think I believe you two now."
He continued to walk until he noticed a lamppost which made him confused on why that was there. He gazed around the beautiful forest until he made it onto a snowy path. He turned his attention to the sound of nearby bells, "Rosie? Lucy?"
