In a classic scene, only moments later the Count appears at her sleeping side, leaning over her.He bends down to bite her neck to suck her blood, making her his prey.The scene cuts away and immediately dissolves into the Sanitarium""s amphitheatre during a medical examination of Lucy - who has been brought there after many unsuccessful blood ransfusions...the expensive kind" with the unbeatable acknowledged master "Minnesota Fats" (Jackie Gleason), advises Charlie (derisively labeling him as Eddie""s "manager, his friend, his stooge") to forget about winning: "Take your boy and go home.Out of the billowing black smoke, Lawrence appears almost as an answer to the Prince""s prayers.Demoralized and feeling defeated, Feisal realizes his sword, and other long-standing, archaic Arab methods of warfare, are powerless against the modern weaponry from the air.Edmund had told Lucy that he was ready to return home to their family ("They need us").With a mighty roar, Aslan opened a portal in the wave to allow the Pevensie children to go home.Because Edmund and Lucy had grown up just like Peter and Susan, they would not return to Narnia.Aslan promised to visit them in their world: "I shall be watching you, always...In your world, I have another name.You must learn to know me by it." They bid a final sad farewell to Caspian and Aslan before leaving.Eustace would also return home with the Pevensies, but would be allowed to return ("Narnia may yet have need of you").