Who is Who in Narnia?
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lampostMeet the Narnians
Aslan
The Lion, son of the Emperor-Over-the-Sea, a wise and compassionate being, but far from a tame beast. He is powerful beyond imagination and can be dangerous, despite his loving nature. He knows all there is to know about you and everyone else, you can't hide your secrets from him and he knows your story, though he won't tell you more than you should know and he won't tell you anyone else's.
Narnia was created by him. He is its guardian and it is very likely that he is responsible for pulling these many different beings into the world, to help recreate a balance. There is a reason for all he does, that much is certain.
Wrong will be right, when Aslan comes in sight,
At the sound of his roar, sorrows will be no more,
When he bares his teeth, winter meets its death,
And when he shakes his mane, we shall have spring again.
He will come and go, but you must never press him. He's not a tame Lion, after all.
Caspian X, King of Narnia, Lord of Cair Paravel and Emperor of The Lone Islands
As you may have guessed, this young man is somewhat important, as he is the ruler of all. He has just very, very recently come into that position, named the rightful heir by Aslan himself.
Caspian is courageous, noble, handsome and everything one would wish of a king. He might still be a little inexperienced and brash at times, but luckily he has advisors to help him out. Here's hoping those advisors don't have ulterior motives, because unfortunately Caspian's position is far from being unquestioned.
Ysegrim, The Wolf
Who is afraid of the big, bad wolf? You should be. He's dark, dangerous and you don't want to be the one standing in his way. Some say he is the very same wolf that has been the White Queen's lieutenant all these centuries ago, but everyone knows that King Peter slew him. Still, certain similarities can't be denied.
Last but not least, a loyalty to the White Queen herself, though she's been gone for this long. Rumor has it that he is a driving force among those who want to bring her back. Be careful when you come across him, he might deem you useful. Still, perhaps better he deem you useful than a threat or an obstacle.
Reynard, The Fox
Where there's a wolf there has to be a fox to oppose him, it's drawn from the stories and it's how it's supposed to be. This particular fox makes claims to have been around since the days of the White Queen and longer, which very well might be true, though he's a notorious liar.
Also known as Reynard, Reineke and under many other names, he can take on a human form and he seems to have as easy a time to switch loyalties. While he seems fond enough of the young king, he's infamous for stirring up trouble for the hell of it, so who knows what he's planning. Foxes are crafty and clever creatures.
The Lady Adriana
Lady Adriana's husband was killed in the battle that earned Caspian his crown. Raised a proud Telmarine, she was suspicious of magic, talking beasts and mythical creatures before then, but with her sorrow her heart was filled with hatred. Only her children are still loved by her with fierce protectiveness.
She didn't leave, because she didn't trust the offer and because she wants to see Caspian broken and old Narnia destroyed for good. So far, she is still pretending to be loyal to the King, while she searches for means to reach her end.
Theseus, The Trader
Theseus was a Telmarine up until the war, when he abandoned the city and Miraz to make his living trading between the different cities. He has allies in many places, of all sorts, if you can call them allies. It is hard to judge when and where he will show up, but you can always be certain he will have new wares to trade. If you are having a difficult time getting your hands on something, he's the one to talk to. Just don't be surprised when he isn't too keen on talking back.
Aslan
The Lion, son of the Emperor-Over-the-Sea, a wise and compassionate being, but far from a tame beast. He is powerful beyond imagination and can be dangerous, despite his loving nature. He knows all there is to know about you and everyone else, you can't hide your secrets from him and he knows your story, though he won't tell you more than you should know and he won't tell you anyone else's.
Narnia was created by him. He is its guardian and it is very likely that he is responsible for pulling these many different beings into the world, to help recreate a balance. There is a reason for all he does, that much is certain.
Wrong will be right, when Aslan comes in sight,
At the sound of his roar, sorrows will be no more,
When he bares his teeth, winter meets its death,
And when he shakes his mane, we shall have spring again.
He will come and go, but you must never press him. He's not a tame Lion, after all.
Caspian X, King of Narnia, Lord of Cair Paravel and Emperor of The Lone Islands
As you may have guessed, this young man is somewhat important, as he is the ruler of all. He has just very, very recently come into that position, named the rightful heir by Aslan himself.
Caspian is courageous, noble, handsome and everything one would wish of a king. He might still be a little inexperienced and brash at times, but luckily he has advisors to help him out. Here's hoping those advisors don't have ulterior motives, because unfortunately Caspian's position is far from being unquestioned.
Ysegrim, The Wolf
Who is afraid of the big, bad wolf? You should be. He's dark, dangerous and you don't want to be the one standing in his way. Some say he is the very same wolf that has been the White Queen's lieutenant all these centuries ago, but everyone knows that King Peter slew him. Still, certain similarities can't be denied.
Last but not least, a loyalty to the White Queen herself, though she's been gone for this long. Rumor has it that he is a driving force among those who want to bring her back. Be careful when you come across him, he might deem you useful. Still, perhaps better he deem you useful than a threat or an obstacle.
Reynard, The Fox
Where there's a wolf there has to be a fox to oppose him, it's drawn from the stories and it's how it's supposed to be. This particular fox makes claims to have been around since the days of the White Queen and longer, which very well might be true, though he's a notorious liar.
Also known as Reynard, Reineke and under many other names, he can take on a human form and he seems to have as easy a time to switch loyalties. While he seems fond enough of the young king, he's infamous for stirring up trouble for the hell of it, so who knows what he's planning. Foxes are crafty and clever creatures.
The Lady Adriana
Lady Adriana's husband was killed in the battle that earned Caspian his crown. Raised a proud Telmarine, she was suspicious of magic, talking beasts and mythical creatures before then, but with her sorrow her heart was filled with hatred. Only her children are still loved by her with fierce protectiveness.
She didn't leave, because she didn't trust the offer and because she wants to see Caspian broken and old Narnia destroyed for good. So far, she is still pretending to be loyal to the King, while she searches for means to reach her end.
Theseus, The Trader
Theseus was a Telmarine up until the war, when he abandoned the city and Miraz to make his living trading between the different cities. He has allies in many places, of all sorts, if you can call them allies. It is hard to judge when and where he will show up, but you can always be certain he will have new wares to trade. If you are having a difficult time getting your hands on something, he's the one to talk to. Just don't be surprised when he isn't too keen on talking back.
