At the end of the half.hour they all came trooping back o Aslan‘s Table and stood at one end while Drinian and hince went and sat down with Caspian and made their eport； and Caspian accepted all the man but that one who ad changed his mind at the last moment. His name was ittencream and he stayed on the Island of the Star all the me the others were away looking for the World’s End， and e very much wished he had gone with them. He wasn‘t he sort of man who could enjoy talking to Ramandu and amandu’s daughter （nor they to him）， and it rained a good eal， and though there was a wonderful feast on the Table very night， he didn‘t very much enjoy it. He said it gave im the creeps sitting there alone （and in the rain as likely s not） with those four Lords asleep at the end of the Table. nd when the others returned he felt so out of things hat he deserted on the voyage home at the Lone Islands， nd went and lived in Calormen， where he told wonderful ories about his adventures at the End of the World， until t last he came to believe them himself. So you may say， in sense， that he lived happily ever after. But he could never ear mice.
