Ask for dialogue from Chronicles of Narnia 3

There is no such paragraph in the original book, but it is probably translated sentence by sentence from the movie:

Aslan: Lucy.

Lu: Aslan?! (Looking back, because she only saw Aslan in the mirror).

Aslan: What did you do?

Lu: I don't know (pause) inexplicable.

Aslan: But it's your choice, Lucy!

Lu: Please don't blame me like that. I just wanted to find a beautiful place to live. That's all.

Aslan: You just wish you had this life for yourself, and you can't wait, your brothers and sisters, have you thought about it? You were the first to discover this place, remember?

Lu: I'm so sorry. Sad)

Aslan: You doubt your own worth, you take yourself too lightly ** body left).

After reading the original book, you will know that Aslan actually loves Lucy. For example, in the book Narnia 3, it is written that when the Dawn Tread plunged into darkness:

Lucy leaned her head against the edge of the observatory and whispered, "Aslan, Aslan, if you really love us, come and save us at once." The darkness hadn't diminished in the slightest, but she was beginning to feel a little—a little, little—better.

At the end of the day, we haven't really had anything happen yet. She thought to herself.

Look at! Reinif shouted hoarsely from the bow of the ship. There was a small light ahead, and when they looked closely, it sent out a large beam of light on the hull of the ship.

Although it didn't change the darkness around it, the whole ship seemed to be lit up by a searchlight. Caspian blinked, staring around, and saw his companions all with feverish and focused expressions on their faces. Everyone stared in the same direction:

Behind each of them were sharply defined black shadows. "

Lucy looked at the beam, and in a moment she saw something in it. At first it looked like a cross, then it looked like an airplane, then it looked like a kite, and finally its wings whirled and flew overhead, and it turned out to be an albatross. The albatross flew around the mast three times, and then rested for a moment on the neck of the golden dragon in the bow.

It emitted a series of powerful, pleasant sounds that seemed to say something, but no one could understand it. After that, it spread its wings and flew up, at first flying very slowly in front of it, slightly to starboard. Convinced of its navigation, Drinin followed it.

But no one but Lucy knew that it had whispered to her as it flew around the mast, "Be brave, heart." She believed it was Aslan's voice, and before she could finish speaking, a wonderful scent spread across her face.

Belch.. I forgot about it.

It seems to say that you have to learn to be yourself or something.