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Old 05-07-2002, 05:30 PM   #1
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Narnia discrepancy?

the beloved, yet falling apart paperback copy of the L,W and W that I grew up with says that the chief of jadis' secret police is named Fenris Ulf.

My mom finally bought a new set of the books, and his name has been changed to Maugrim.

Who has been tampering with Lewis, and which version is correct?

I have to admit that I can't think of him as anything but Fenris Ulf, but does anyone know which name appeared in the origional version?

maybe it was only done to the american versions like HP and the philosopher's/sorcerer's stone? But why would they mess with a name I mean, that's different than HP.
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