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* AdaptationDyeJob: In the book, he is blond. In the movie, he is black-haired.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In the book, he is blond. In the movie, he is black-haired. The fans preferred the black-haired version.
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* AntiHero: In the first book.
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* AntiHero: In the first book.book, type II verging on type III.
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* DarkIsEvil: Played straight just in the first movie. His appearance and attitude clearly anticipate that he's the [[TheDarkSide bad one]], even before he does anything suspicious.
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* DarkIsEvil: Played straight just in the first movie. His appearance and attitude clearly anticipate that he's the [[TheDarkSide bad one]], even before he does anything suspicious. The director especially chose [[PaleSkinnedBrunette Skandar Keynes]] for this role.
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* DarkIsEvil: Played straight just in the first movie. His appearance and attitude clearly anticipate that he's the [[TheDarkSide bad one]], even before he does anything suspicious.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: He can be seen as this to an extent, since he's probably the most popular character in the series due to him being [[DarkIsNotEvil darker]] than his siblings and, frankly, than most protagonists.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: He can be seen as this to an extent, since he's probably the most popular character in the series due to him being [[DarkIsNotEvil darker]] darker than his siblings and, frankly, than most protagonists.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: He can be seen as this to an extent, since he's probably the most popular character in the series due to him being [[DarkIsNotEvil darker]] than his siblings and, frankly, than most protagonists.
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Should probably go on the works page, since it applies to everyone in the scene BUT Edmund.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism : In ''Prince Caspian'', he is the only one to remember that Lucy was right about Narnia in the previous book, and thus it's silly to dismiss her claims about seeing Aslan as lies or her imagination.
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Pale Skinned Brunette is a trope about characters whose pale skin and dark hair make them look creepy.
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* PaleSkinnedBrunette
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I don\'t see how Peter counts as a Knight Templar Big Brother.
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* KnightTemplarBigBrotherTheMagnificent
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: For instance, he's absent from ''the Horse and His Boy'' because he's off beating up a bunch of troublemaking giants.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: For instance, he's absent from ''the Horse and His Boy'' because he's off beating up a bunch of troublemaking giants.
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* CombatMedic: She is skilled both with her bow and her healing cordial
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* CommonSense
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* NoSenseOfHumor
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!!Puddleglum
A Marshwiggle who lives in marshes and is perpetually gloomy. He guides Eustice and Jill in TheSilverChair
*BadassAngster
*{{Determinator}}
*SourSupporter
A Marshwiggle who lives in marshes and is perpetually gloomy. He guides Eustice and Jill in TheSilverChair
*BadassAngster
*{{Determinator}}
*SourSupporter
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Swashbuckling talking mouse devoted to honor and chivalry. Yet behind his ferocity is a HiddenHeartOfGold.
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Swashbuckling talking mouse devoted to honor and chivalry. Yet behind his ferocity is a HiddenHeartOfGold.
[[HeartOfGoldIndex Heart Of Gold]].
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* HiddenHeartOfGold[[BruiserWithASoftCenter Mouse With A Soft Center]]
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!! Reepicheep
Swashbuckling talking mouse devoted to honor and chivalry. Yet behind his ferocity is a HiddenHeartOfGold.
*BadassAdorable
*BloodKnight
*BoisterousBruiser(a rather small one)
*GlorySeeker
*HeroicVow(find Aslan's country in VoyageOfTheDawnTreader)
*HiddenHeartOfGold
*[[HonorBeforeReason Honor WAY Before Reason]]
*[[KillerRabbit Killer Mouse]]
*MasterSwordsman
Swashbuckling talking mouse devoted to honor and chivalry. Yet behind his ferocity is a HiddenHeartOfGold.
*BadassAdorable
*BloodKnight
*BoisterousBruiser(a rather small one)
*GlorySeeker
*HeroicVow(find Aslan's country in VoyageOfTheDawnTreader)
*HiddenHeartOfGold
*[[HonorBeforeReason Honor WAY Before Reason]]
*[[KillerRabbit Killer Mouse]]
*MasterSwordsman
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Cor “Shasta”
!! Cor, also known as Shasta, was a Prince and later King of Archenland. The son of King Lune, Cor was kidnapped while still an infant and stolen away to Calormen. Years later Cor would return and save Archenland from the greatest danger it had ever faced. He eventually married his one-time travelling companion Aravis, and the two went on to rule together once King Lune died. Cor and Aravis would also have a son who would later go on to be King Ram the Great.
!! Cor, also known as Shasta, was a Prince and later King of Archenland. The son of King Lune, Cor was kidnapped while still an infant and stolen away to Calormen. Years later Cor would return and save Archenland from the greatest danger it had ever faced. He eventually married his one-time travelling companion Aravis, and the two went on to rule together once King Lune died. Cor and Aravis would also have a son who would later go on to be King Ram the Great.
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* Exact Eaves Dropping
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* Exact Eaves DroppingExactEavesDropping
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* ABoyAndHisHorse
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* ABoyAndHisHorseABoyAndHisX
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* ChannelingFantasy: Shasta, a peasant orphan, turns out to be the long-lost prince of Archenland. Atypically for the trope, Shasta is kind of dismayed by the fact that this means he'll have to be king of Archenland one day, and his brother is only too happy to be relieved of the responsibility
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* ChannelingFantasy: ChangelingFantasy: Shasta, a peasant orphan, turns out to be the long-lost prince of Archenland. Atypically for the trope, Shasta is kind of dismayed by the fact that this means he'll have to be king of Archenland one day, and his brother is only too happy to be relieved of the responsibility
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Cor “Shasta”
!! Cor, also known as Shasta, was a Prince and later King of Archenland. The son of King Lune, Cor was kidnapped while still an infant and stolen away to Calormen. Years later Cor would return and save Archenland from the greatest danger it had ever faced. He eventually married his one-time travelling companion Aravis, and the two went on to rule together once King Lune died. Cor and Aravis would also have a son who would later go on to be King Ram the Great.
* ABoyAndHisHorse
* AFriendInNeed: When Shasta tells the horse that he really needs someone who could tell him whether the nobleman is evil, Bree reveals his speech to tell him that he is. Which gives Bree the opening to suggest that they could run away together
* BelligerentSexualTension: With Aravis
* BigDamnHeroes: He pulls this twice. The first time when he rushes to protect Aravis and Hwin from what he believed was a hungry lion chasing after them. The second one was when he ran non-stop, after having been through almost a whole book's worth of shit — most recently a potential suicide mission through a desert — to warn King Lune about the impending invasion
* ChannelingFantasy: Shasta, a peasant orphan, turns out to be the long-lost prince of Archenland. Atypically for the trope, Shasta is kind of dismayed by the fact that this means he'll have to be king of Archenland one day, and his brother is only too happy to be relieved of the responsibility
* Exact Eaves Dropping
* HairOfGold: At least in the official illustration he is portrayed as having blond hair and he had the wholesome and kind aspect down pat
* MadeASlave: What Shasta is fleeing
* MosesInTheBullrushes: Shasta aka Prince Cor
* Nakama: His devotion to his own is uncontested. Made all that much clearer when he jumps off Bree’s back to face down a freakin' lion, who's actually Aslan, chasing Aravis and Hwin out of sheer loyalty
* NeutralGood
* SlapSlapKiss: With Aravis, and canonically no less
!! Cor, also known as Shasta, was a Prince and later King of Archenland. The son of King Lune, Cor was kidnapped while still an infant and stolen away to Calormen. Years later Cor would return and save Archenland from the greatest danger it had ever faced. He eventually married his one-time travelling companion Aravis, and the two went on to rule together once King Lune died. Cor and Aravis would also have a son who would later go on to be King Ram the Great.
* ABoyAndHisHorse
* AFriendInNeed: When Shasta tells the horse that he really needs someone who could tell him whether the nobleman is evil, Bree reveals his speech to tell him that he is. Which gives Bree the opening to suggest that they could run away together
* BelligerentSexualTension: With Aravis
* BigDamnHeroes: He pulls this twice. The first time when he rushes to protect Aravis and Hwin from what he believed was a hungry lion chasing after them. The second one was when he ran non-stop, after having been through almost a whole book's worth of shit — most recently a potential suicide mission through a desert — to warn King Lune about the impending invasion
* ChannelingFantasy: Shasta, a peasant orphan, turns out to be the long-lost prince of Archenland. Atypically for the trope, Shasta is kind of dismayed by the fact that this means he'll have to be king of Archenland one day, and his brother is only too happy to be relieved of the responsibility
* Exact Eaves Dropping
* HairOfGold: At least in the official illustration he is portrayed as having blond hair and he had the wholesome and kind aspect down pat
* MadeASlave: What Shasta is fleeing
* MosesInTheBullrushes: Shasta aka Prince Cor
* Nakama: His devotion to his own is uncontested. Made all that much clearer when he jumps off Bree’s back to face down a freakin' lion, who's actually Aslan, chasing Aravis and Hwin out of sheer loyalty
* NeutralGood
* SlapSlapKiss: With Aravis, and canonically no less
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* Jerkass
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* Jerkass{{Jerkass}}
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* [[spoiler: KillefOffForReal]]: In '' The Last Battle''.
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* [[spoiler: KillefOffForReal]]: KilledOffForReal]]: In '' The Last Battle''.
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!! Eustice Scrubb
The Pevensie's annoying younger cousin. He first appears in ''The Voyage of the Dawntreader''. He fancies himself (not entirely without reason) to be rather intelligent, and considers this a valid reason for nurturing an arrogant attitude toward his cousins. He accopanies Lucy and Edmond on their third trip to Narnia. Upon learning that Narnia is real, his feelings toward it go from amused disdain to fear and outright hatred. It isn't until [[spoiler:transforming into a dragon (long story) and having Aslan change him back by breaking the curse that his attitude towards Narnia and his cousins change for the better.]]
He later appears as the main character in ''The Silver Chair'' and as one of the main characters in ''The Last Battle''. In these books, his adventuring companion is his friend, Jill Poll instead of his cousins.
* AntiHero: Type IV in ''Voyage of the Dawn Treader''.
* AscendedExtra
* [[spoiler:BalefulPolymorph]]
* TheBully
* ButtMonkey
* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong
* Diary
* FantasticRacism: Towards the animals, but especially Reepicheep
* [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn]]
* InsufferableGenius: Though the genius part is open for debate
* Jerkass
* {{Narrator}}: In the Walden Media Adaptation
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist
* WhatAnIdiot: Pulling Reepicheep's tail certainly qualifies him for this.
The Pevensie's annoying younger cousin. He first appears in ''The Voyage of the Dawntreader''. He fancies himself (not entirely without reason) to be rather intelligent, and considers this a valid reason for nurturing an arrogant attitude toward his cousins. He accopanies Lucy and Edmond on their third trip to Narnia. Upon learning that Narnia is real, his feelings toward it go from amused disdain to fear and outright hatred. It isn't until [[spoiler:transforming into a dragon (long story) and having Aslan change him back by breaking the curse that his attitude towards Narnia and his cousins change for the better.]]
He later appears as the main character in ''The Silver Chair'' and as one of the main characters in ''The Last Battle''. In these books, his adventuring companion is his friend, Jill Poll instead of his cousins.
* AntiHero: Type IV in ''Voyage of the Dawn Treader''.
* AscendedExtra
* [[spoiler:BalefulPolymorph]]
* TheBully
* ButtMonkey
* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong
* Diary
* FantasticRacism: Towards the animals, but especially Reepicheep
* [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn]]
* InsufferableGenius: Though the genius part is open for debate
* Jerkass
* {{Narrator}}: In the Walden Media Adaptation
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist
* WhatAnIdiot: Pulling Reepicheep's tail certainly qualifies him for this.
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*** Only if you read in chronological order (''The Magician's Nephew'' was written as a prequel.)
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* [[HoistByHisPetard Hoist By Her Petard]]: After killing Aslan, she didn't know of a deeper magic, which ultimately mauled on her later on (Literally, as a resurrected Aslan mauled her to death)
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* [[HoistByHisPetard [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Hoist By Her Own Petard]]: After killing Aslan, she didn't know of a deeper magic, which ultimately mauled on her later on (Literally, as a resurrected Aslan mauled her to death)
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* [[HoistByHisPetard Hoist By Her Petard]]: After killing Aslan, she didn't know of a deeper magic, which ultimately mauled on her later on (Literally, as a resurrected Aslan mauled her to death)
** Also occured earlier on with Edmund: She attempted to get the four human children to come to her frozen palace by bribing Edmund with hot chocolate and Turkish Delights, but the plan by luring them there with food backfired when Edmund, namely thinking only for his own stomach, was the only one who arrived at her palace, with him not telling them.
** Also occured earlier on with Edmund: She attempted to get the four human children to come to her frozen palace by bribing Edmund with hot chocolate and Turkish Delights, but the plan by luring them there with food backfired when Edmund, namely thinking only for his own stomach, was the only one who arrived at her palace, with him not telling them.
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* DarkActionGirl
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen
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* UnfortunateImplications: Regardless of Lewis' intentions, it isn't very difficult to read a misogynist perspective in Susan's "maturing" into a more shallow person, and ultimately rejecting her own experience in Narnia as a fantasy.
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* DeadpanSnarker: In the movie.
--->"He's a beaver. He shouldn't be ''saying'' anything!"
--->"He's a beaver. He shouldn't be ''saying'' anything!"
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** Actually, in the movie, she has light brown hair, which appears almost fair at times.
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** It is foreshadowed a bit in ''The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'' that Susan becomes far better known as the beauty of the family, which could explain her later emphasis on her caring about her looks.
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* AntiHero: In the first book. book.
* ArbitrarySkepticism : In ''Prince Caspian'', he is the only one to remember that Lucy was right about Narnia in the previous book, and thus it's silly to dismiss her claims about seeing Aslan as lies or her imagination.
* ArbitrarySkepticism : In ''Prince Caspian'', he is the only one to remember that Lucy was right about Narnia in the previous book, and thus it's silly to dismiss her claims about seeing Aslan as lies or her imagination.
* PetTheDog: In ''Prince Caspian'', Edmund takes care to support Lucy's claims about seeing Aslan so he can make up for being mean to her in the previous book.
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!! Aslan
Aslan
** Didn't she pass that a bit earlier? Like when she thoughtlessly killed the entire population of her planet just so her sister couldn't overthrow her, and showed ''absolutely no remorse''?
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* TheVamp: For Edmund and Digory.
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* TheVamp: For Edmund and Digory.
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* BigBadBigBad: In ''Wardrobe'' and ''The Magician's Nephew'', at least; after that, she is little more than a bad memory. However, the movies seem to be giving her a much greater presence post-mortem.
