One year later for them. 1300 years for Narnia. Everything is really changed and really unexpected (see an interview with two actors)
- I don’t remember any ruins in Narnia
 - I wonder who lived here
 - I think we did
 - I think it’s time we found what went on here
 - Who are you?
 - I am Prince Caspian
 - You may find Narnia a more savage place than you remember
 - All that you know is about to change
 - For Narnia!
RUINS= the remains of a building which has crumbled down.
 
 I WONDER= I don’t know but I’m curious about it.
 
 IT’S TIME WE FOUND= the expression "It’s time" is always followed by the  	past tense, but it refers to the future. 
 
 FOUND= here it means: found out (get to know, investigate)
 
 WENT ON= happened
 
 PRINCE CASPIAN= When we use the word "prince" as a title, as part of the name,  	it is capitalized and has no article: "I am Prince Caspian". When we use it  	as a noun, it’s not capitalized and uses normal articles: "he is the prince  	of Narnia". The same happens to other titles such as: princess, king, queen,  	president, doctor, etc.
 
 MAY= auxiliary verb expressing possibility (perhaps)
 
 SAVAGE= brutal, wild.
 
 THAN= conjunction used in comparative sentences.
 
 IS ABOUT TO CHANGE= it will soon change ("to be about to" is used to express  	near future)
 
 NARNIA= the name of the fantasy kingdom on this film.