Makes the fateful decision to ring the bell in Charn despite Polly's warnings, awakening the evil...

Caught up in the magical transport to other worlds when everyone grabs the rings. He maintains his...

A well-dressed London gentleman who witnesses Jadis's rampage in the street. He represents the...

Magic rings made by Uncle Andrew from Atlantis dust. They transport the wearer from the Wood...

A London housewife who joins the growing crowd to witness Jadis's rampage. She represents the...

Immediately sees through Uncle Andrew's weakness and attempts to manipulate him. She fights off the...

A gathering crowd of curious Londoners who witness Jadis's demonstration of supernatural strength....

A London newspaper vendor who abandons his papers to watch Jadis's demonstration of power. His...

London police officers who attempt to arrest Jadis for the chaos she's causing in the streets. They...

A senior police officer who leads the attempt to arrest Jadis. Despite his authority and...

A London policeman attempting to arrest Jadis. His helmet is knocked off during the scuffle,...

Shows wisdom and caution in Charn, warning Digory not to ring the bell. Her sensible nature...

A London shopkeeper who comes out of his store to see what the commotion is about. He watches in...

Frank's cab-horse who is frightened by Jadis's violent behavior in London. He is a tired old...

Attempts to control and use Jadis for his own purposes, but she sees through his weakness...

Magic rings made by Uncle Andrew from Atlantis dust. They transport the wearer from their current...

A working-class boy on the London streets who witnesses Jadis's display of strength. He represents...

Magical dust from the lost world of Atlantis, contained in Mrs. Lefay's box. Uncle Andrew uses this...

Digory's aunt who takes care of him and his dying mother. She is kind but overwhelmed by the...

Armored guards who once protected the royal palace of Charn. They appear as stone-still figures in...

Revealed to be truly dead, destroyed by Jadis speaking the Deplorable Word. They represent the...

The vast, empty palace of Charn filled with halls of frozen statues. Once a center of power and...

The magnificent throne where Jadis once ruled as Queen of Charn. It sits empty in the great hall, a...

The cook working in the Ketterley household, responsible for preparing meals during the difficult...

Digory's father who is away in India on business, unable to return while his wife is dying. His...

The physician treating Digory's dying mother. He provides little hope for her recovery, making...

A massive golden bell with a hammer beside it, inscribed with a verse warning of consequences. When...

Found by the children in the Wood Between the Worlds, having been sent there by Uncle Andrew's...

A London cab driver whose hansom cab is picked up and thrown by Jadis as a demonstration of her...

The sister of Queen Jadis who fought her for the throne of Charn. Rather than let her sister rule,...

Digory's beloved mother who is dying of an illness. Her condition is the source of Digory's...

Uncle Andrew's and Aunt Letty's father, mentioned as the source of Uncle Andrew's box containing...

Uncle Andrew's fairy godmother who was imprisoned and gave him a box before she died. The box...

A nurse hired to care for Digory's dying mother. She provides professional medical care but can do...

A London omnibus driver who stops his vehicle to watch the chaos caused by Jadis. His horses become...

The nobles and courtiers of Charn seen as statues in the hall. Their rich clothing and proud...

A terrible word of magic known only to Jadis that destroyed all living things in Charn. It...

Massive, ancient trees that fill the Wood Between the Worlds. They are incredibly old and seem to...

Countless pools scattered throughout the Wood Between the Worlds, each leading to a different...