The witch seeing all this begins to cast a spell upon everyone in the room in the hopes that her enchantment will end the crisis. She knows if Prince Rilian gets out of that chair she is a dead witch. The enchantment begins to work and Eustace, Jill, and Prince Rilian begin to go back to sleep, fading again as under her spell.
However Puddleglum, the brave Marshwiggle, throws himself on the fire in the room to the end that the smell of charred Marshwiggle is so nasty as to counter the Witch’s effort at re-casting the spell thus ending the beguiling of Lewis’s heroes followed by the slaying of the Witch and the escape from the underworld where they were trapped.
Wilson, of course, in this analogy, is the Witch. As a result of this great awakening of the Prince Rilian White Boys that is happening before him he is redoubling his efforts to put everyone back to sleep with his spells, enchantments, (and even tantrums). However, Wilson’s problem now is that he is in a room the size of Texas full of Marshwiggles and none of them are interested in letting anybody go back to their non-based dogmatic slumbers. Prince Rilian and the White Boys are going to be released.
Wilson’s spell, and the spell of the rest of the witchy leadership of Evangelicalism and the “Reformed” church has been broken and Doug himself needs to awaken to the fact that nobody is ever going back to sleep. We now know that on this issue he is the enemy. We now know that he has kept us in an Underworld that only desires to see the destruction of the Christian white man. We now know that Dougie has been keeping the Prince Rilian white boys under his spells only to serve his desired ends. We now know that on this issue (and its a big one) he is working against the will of Aslan and the Emperor across the sea.
