The film""s theme concerned the consequences (and suffering) resulting from the Tramp""s attachment and efforts to aid a blind girl (and restore her sight with money for an operation) and an eccentric millionaire.One title screen noted hat the film""s screenwriters used material that was "compiled from many sources and contains material from three novels" (as noted in the "Background" above), and also wrote their script “in accordance with the ancient texts of Philo, Josephus, Eusebius, The Midrash and The Holy Scriptures.The hope is to extract the venom from their glands and turn hat into a cure.An agent that heals diseased cells.Norman: And if I can be cured, imagine what this could do for other diseases like Alzheimer""s, even cancer.A good doctor, a forgiving priest, and a clever accountant.The first two, I""ve never had much use for them.But the third - (he raises his glass to recognize Stern, but the accountant doesn""t respond) Just pretend, for Christ""s sake.Lucy wondered why Aslan had "let this happen." Trumpkin told them: "You may find Narnia a more savage place than you remember." During their foot journey when they were stymied at a cliff""s edge next to a deep gorge, Lucy believed she glimpsed Aslan, but it was only momentary and no one else saw him.