History Awesome / PrinceCaspian

** Not to mention the fact that both he and Susan are possibly out of practice-it's been a year since they've been in Narnia, after all, and skills like fencing and archery take a lot of constant practice to keep up. The fact that they can beat Trumpkin shows how good they must've been before they left. Alternatively, if they were able to keep up their practice while back in England, that's no small thing either.
* Aslan roars to awaken the dryads (tree nymphs). And not just ''any'' roar, one that echos and carries across a huge distance and rolls across the plains like thunder. Done epically well in the radio drama.

* Peter is essentially a series of [=CMoAs=]. Re-enter the High King of Narnia, who may be an English schoolboy but also happens to be a brilliant leader, seasoned warrior, excellent strategist and wise counsellor. Lewis gets extra points for showing exactly why Peter is the High King over all kings in Narnia without turning him into a MartyStu.

--> '''Aslan:''' I have sometimes wondered, friend, whether you do not think too much about your honor.
--> '''Reepicheep:''' Highest of all High Kings, permit me to remind you that a very small size has been bestowed on us Mice, and if we did not guard our dignity, some (who weigh worth by inches) would allow themselves very unsuitable pleasantries at our expense.

--> '''Edmund''': (''to Peter'') I know. You had it sorted.

---> '''Miraz''': Tell me, Prince Edmund...
---> '''Edmund''': King.
---> '''Miraz''': I beg your pardon?
---> '''Edmund''': It's ''King'' Edmund. Just King. Peter's the High King. I know, it's confusing.

--->'''Trumpkin:''' ''(as Peter draws his sword)'' Ohhh, you don't want to be doing that, lad.
--->'''Peter:''' ''(as he hands the sword to Trumpkin)'' Not me. Him. ''(indicating Edmund)''

--->'''Edmund''': The last time I didn't believe Lucy, I ended up looking pretty stupid. (''gives her a soft smile'')

-->'''Miraz:''' What's the matter, boy? [[ARealManIsAKiller Too cowardly to take a life]]?
-->'''Peter:''' [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself It's not]] [[ThisIsNotMyLifeToTake mine to take.]]

-->'''Miraz''': [[VillainRespect Maybe you do have the makings of a Telmarine king]].
-->'''Caspian''': Not one like you.

-->'''Pattertwig:''' ''(enthusiastically)'' We can collect nuts!
-->'''Reepicheep:''' Yes, and we'll throw them at the Telmarines! ''(sarcasm washed away)'' Shut up.

** Not to mention the fact that both he and Susan are possibly out of practice-it's been a year since they've been in Narnia, after all, and skills like fencing and archery take a lot of constant practice to keep up. The fact that they can beat Trumpkin shows how good they must've been before they left.

** Also doubles as both a BadassBoast and a StealthInsult. Edmund is referring to his throne name of King Edmund the Just. He's mocking Miraz's lack of knowledge of who he's dealing with, referencing the fact that Aslan (a figure Telemerines fear and despise, if they don't dimsiss him as outright fantasy) proclaimed him (Edmund) King over Narnia rubbing Miraz's face in the fact that the Narnians aren't as dead as he would like and they consider him a usurper, AND corrects and rebukes Miraz ''in front of his own advisors'' while establishing himself as Miraz's equal, effectively proclaiming Peter higher ranked than Miraz. Oh, and he obliquely insults Miraz's intelligence while he's at it. Less than 15 words and he manages all this. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Edmund the Just, King of Narnia.

** Also doubles as both a BadassBoast and a StealthInsult. Edmund is referring to his throne name of King Edmund the Just. He's mocking Miraz's lack of knowledge of who he's dealing with, referencing the fact that Aslan (a figure Telemerines fear and despise, if they don't dimiss him as outright fantasy) proclaimed him (Edmund) King over Narnia rubbing Miraz's face in the fact that the Narnians aren't as dead as he would like and they consider him a usurper, AND corrects and rebukes Miraz ''in front of his own advisors'' while establishing himself as Miraz's equal, effectively proclaiming Peter higher ranked than Miraz. Less than 15 words and he manages all this. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Edmund the Just, King of Narnia.

* Susan gets one too, when [[spoiler:she manages to take out almost all of a bunch of riders pursuing her and Lucy through the woods. Okay, Caspian has to dispatch the last one, but still...]]

* Lucy gets a Crowning Moment of Awesome near the end. [[spoiler:The enemy army is retreating across a bridge from the Narnian army, when Lucy appears at the far end. The minute she draws her dagger, the army stops in its tracks.]] Then again, [[spoiler:there's a lion (which is God) standing right beside her]].
** To be fair, [[spoiler: they stop before they even see Aslan. It's almost like they did the math and knew ''exactly'' who she was. Aslan was just the confirmation that they were indeed screwed.]]

---> '''Edmund''': It's ''King'' Edmund. Just King. Peter's the High King. I know, it's complicated.

** And a minor one when he says this to Miraz: "So you're bravely refusing to fight a man half your age?" His [[SmugSmirk smug smile]] right afterwards when Miraz has no choice but to take the bait (and visibly loses his cool while he's at it) just cements the deal all the more.

** And a minor one when he says this to Miraz: "So you're bravely refusing to fight a man half your age?" His SmugSmirk right afterwards when Miraz has no choice but to take the bait (and visibly loses his cool while he's at it) just cements the deal all the more.

* The White Witch tempts Caspian and then Peter with the promise of power, but Edmund gets a Moment of Awesome when he stabs her from behind and breaks her spell. Just the whole look on his face, coupled with how he succumbed to her temptations in the first movie but obviously learned something from the experience.

** And a minor one when he says this to Miraz: "So you're bravely refusing to fight a man half your age?"

** Also doubles as both a BadassBoast and a StealthInsult. Edmund is referring to his throne name of King Edmund the Just. He's mocking Miraz's lack of knowledge of who he's dealing with, referencing the fact that Aslan (a figure Telemerines fear and despise, if they don't dimiss him as outright fantasy) proclaimed him (Edmund) King over Narnia rubbing Miraz's face in the fact that the Narnia people aren't as dead as he would like and they consider him a usurper, AND corrects and rebukes Miraz ''in front of his own advisors'' while establishing himself as Miraz's equal, effectively proclaiming Peter higher ranked than Miraz. Less than 15 words and he manages all this. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Edmund the Just, King of Narnia
** In the final battle, he steals a crossbow from a Telmarine soldier and uses it to great effect; when his sibling give him dirty looks, he gives them one of his own that basically amounts to "Deal with it."

** The scene where he battles the werewolf and kills it. Then he's the only one who manages to set things right when the White Witch tries to lure Caspian and Peter. He drives his sword through the ice and destroys her, finishing with a true CMOA line towards Peter: "[[DeadpanSnarker I know...]] [[IronicEcho you had it sorted]]."

** Skandar Keynes actually deserves a mention here as well, since his character got pushed to the background in order to focus almost exclusively on Peter, Susan and Caspian; most of his lines from the book were given to other characters, he has a total of one scene with continuous dialog, and his already minor screen-time suffered even more during the editing process. Despite all of this, he still manages to shine in the few moments that he does get, and he's one of the two Pevensie children that did not end up coming across as a jerk for much of the film.
* Miraz is completely evil, but he's also downright formidable. He's wearing nothing more than a night-shirt, while his justifiably enraged nephew has him at sword-point, his first response is to nonchalantly snark about it, then deliver a ReasonYouSuckSpeech designed to get right under Caspian's skin, bullying him backwards while ''still'' at sword-point and with blood drawn from his neck, and to get his wife - who is understandably horrified when she finds out that her brother-in-law, Caspian's father, was murdered by Miraz (he was meant to have died in his sleep. Per Miraz, this was true... more or less) - to cast aside her uncertainty and fire her crossbow by invoking her MamaBear instincts. If it wasn't for his BadBoss tendencies causing both Lords Glozelle and Sopespian to go along with Edmund manipulating him into a duel with Peter, and the intervention of Aslan, he'd most probably have won.

** Don't forget during the castle fight, she shoots a guard with an arrow, then stabs one with another arrow and follows that by ''throwing'' it into the chest of another guard.

* Lucy gets a Crowning Moment of Awesome near the end. [[spoiler:the enemy army is retreating across a bridge from the Narnian army, when Lucy appears at the far end. She draws a small knife. The army stops in its tracks.]] Then again, [[spoiler:there's a lion (which is God) standing right beside her]].

** The Werewolf's boast is a creepy moment of Awesome that you'll find on the BadassBoast page. It's even better in the book; rather than barely-contained rage, it's delivered in a darkly certain monotone that's chilling and ''deeply'' terrifying.

* When the Pevensies meet Trumpkin, and he is unconvinced that the Horn actually called them to Narnia, Edmund [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming offers to fight him (in place of Peter) so that if he loses, it won't be such a loss for them]], but if he wins, it will be in their favour. His fight is awesome, and so is Susan's archery competition, mainly due to Trumpkin's growing disbelief as he's bested by schoolchildren.

** His mice get one when he gets his tail cut off. Lucy heals him, but her cordial can't restore his severed tail. Whereupon the mice draw their swords to cut off their own tails, declaring that they will not retain an honor denied their leader. Which could also double as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. Either way, Aslan is so pleased by their devotion that he gives Reepicheep his tail back.

-->'''Peter:''' [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself It's not mine to take.]]

* The film's version of the river-god gets an extra one beyond what his book counterpart did, for freeing ''himself'' from his "chains".

* The film's version of the river-god gets one compared to his book counterpart, for freeing ''himself'' from his "chains".

* Lucy gets a Crowning Moment of Awesome near the end. [[spoiler:the enemy army is retreating across a bridge from the Narnian army, when Lucy appears at the far end. She draws a small knife. The army stops in its tracks.]] Then again, [[spoiler:there's a lion (which is God) standing right beside her]].

** The Werewolf's boast is a creepy moment of Awesome that you'll find on the BadassBoast page.