The bonfire had gone out. On the earth all was blackness： fact you could not have told that you were looking into a ood if you had not seen where the dark shapes of the trees nded and the stars began. But when Aslan had roared yet gain， out on their left they saw another black shape. That， they saw another patch where there were no stars： and he patch rose up higher and higher and became the shape f a man， the hugest of all giants. They all knew Narnia well nough to work out where he must be standing. He must e on the high moorlands that stretch away to the north eyond the River Shribble.
Then Jill and Eustace remembered how once long ago， in he deep caves beneath those moors， they had seen a great iant asleep and been told that his name was Father Time， nd that he would wake on the day the world ended.
“Yes，” said Aslan， though they had not spoken. “While he y dreaming his name was Time. Now that he is awake he ill have a new one.”
