[Note: Is the ambiguous film a rough-draft, or a competing picture, or something else?] It ends with a moving freight train roaring through the night.Upstairs in Paul""s bedroom, Tina unbuttoned her blouse (she was braless) before Jimmy and laid down on top of him, but hey weren""t fazed when the bed partially collapsed, before making out.Bub had been spared from non-existence (and dissection), and Dr.Logan had introduced (or reacquainted him to remember past, civilized life tendencies) - he was presented with a toothbrush, a razor, a Stephen King paperback novel (Salem""s Lot), and a desk phone.In the courtroom setting - a recreation of an actual courtroom in London""s Central Criminal Courts, known as The Old Bailey, he testimony -- and true identity -- of the mysterious, beautiful German-born ""wife"" of the accused, Christine "Helm" Vole (Marlene Dietrich), held the key to solving the case involving marital infidelities and deceit.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").