No he doesn't- I saw another clip of the undragoning scene, he is heavily injured though.

As for how he can escape...luck I guess, or maybe this is where Ed's stunt comes in, or this could be where they "smash the boat into the serpent, or Eustace could try to breath fire on him... he does later on shore.

Does Eustace "die?"

Nope. Not in any way, shape, or form.

um, if he died, then how would he be at the end of the world?

no, he doesn't die. I haven't seen the movie, but it's obvious that he doesn't die

We'll just have to see, won't we?

This is just another one of those mysteries surrounding Eustace the Dragon, isn't it? It's goo the movie is almost here.
Injured during a battle, then undragoned though . Could be good I think, but I surely hope he doesn't die, that would be... awkward. Awkward is the best word for it I think.

um, if he died, then how would he be at the end of the world?

Well...

I know that in the book, he doesn't die. I don't know if they changed that for the movie, though. Interesting question... Hmm...

It would be interesting. Having Aslan bringing him back to life, and then healing all the wounds once he's alive. It would be kind of like the end of LWW in a way...

I wonder, if he doesn't die, how he got out of the serpent's mouth alive? To me, it looks like the serpent ate him whole...

~Riella

There's a picture of them back in Lucy's bedroom looking at the picture. And Eustace is not dead.

^^ What we mean is, did he die and then get brought back to life by Aslan?

~Riella

^^ What we mean is, did he die and then get brought back to life by Aslan?

I don't think so... He was definitely alive as a dragon, when Aslan appeared...injured, but alive.

But that might not be the very instant he appears. Plus, like God, I think Aslan can help from afar.... right?

~Riella

Good thoughts. I'm just wondering if: Eustace dies, Aslan takes him to another place (Dunno where) and then he's healed by Aslan, and then returned to the Dawn Treader afterward...
I honestly don't know... so let's go find out on December 10th, shall we?

It doesn't look like he gets swallowed to me, it looks like the sea serpent grabs him from the side and slams him under the water.

To be honest it doesn't sound at all to be a bad idea to have Eustace die as a dragon and resurrected as a new behaving boy. I learned something similar in my screenwriting class about heroes. I hope that is what happens!

Heh, that's exactly the sort of cliched, god-awful scene I speculated we'd see when we first found out about the Dragon!Eustace vs. Sea Serpent battle.