The noble giants who make up the court at Harfang castle, appearing civilized and courtly while...

Reunited with his old friend King Caspian, though saddened by how aged and frail the king has...

Giant entertainers who perform at Harfang castle, providing music and entertainment for the court...

A giant woman who serves as nurse at Harfang castle, helping to care for the travelers and prepare...

Giant guards who watch over Harfang castle and initially welcome the travelers as guests, not...

Arrives in Narnia with Eustace but fails to recognize the aged King Caspian, missing the first...

The ruler of the giants at Harfang castle. Initially appears hospitable to the travelers, offering...

A beautiful lady in green who encounters the travelers on their journey north. She appears helpful...

Leads the children to Harfang, though he has doubts about the giants' hospitality. His pessimism...

The queen of Harfang who welcomes the travelers warmly. She appears motherly and kind, fussing over...

The various giants who inhabit Harfang castle, including courtiers, servants, and guards who...

A young giant prince at Harfang who is fascinated by the small visitors and treats them somewhat...

A particularly nasty female bully at Experiment House who takes pleasure in tormenting younger or...

Eustace's mother, mentioned as someone who subscribes to the modern educational philosophies that...

A teacher at Experiment House who is supposed to provide physical education but, like the rest of...

The great lion who calls Jill and Eustace to Narnia for their mission. He gives Jill four Signs to...

Another member of the bullying gang at Experiment House who participates in making school life...

One of the main bullies at Experiment House who torments Jill and other students. He is part of the...

The various servants and courtiers who remain at Cair Paravel while King Caspian is away on his...

Noble centaurs of Narnia who serve as advisors and counselors, mentioned as being among those...

One of the senior bullies at Experiment House, part of the gang that makes life miserable for...

The loyal sailors who crew King Caspian's ship on his final voyage, many of whom sailed with him on...

The dwarf citizens of Narnia, both Red and Black Dwarfs, who serve the crown and were involved in...

The ineffectual teaching staff at Experiment House who follow the Head's progressive theories and...

Brings the children to the Parliament of Owls, where they learn more about Prince Rilian's...

Eustace's father, who along with his wife believes in the experimental educational methods that...

The incompetent and foolish head of Experiment House school who believes in modern educational...

Departs Narnia on what will be his final voyage, leaving the kingdom in the hands of his regents....

The faithful ship's captain who sailed with Caspian on the Dawn Treader and now serves as one of...

The water nymphs and tree spirits of Narnia who are connected to the natural world and deeply...

The community of Marsh-wiggles living in the Eastern Marshes of Narnia, known for their pessimistic...

The various owls who make up the Parliament besides Glimfeather, each contributing their wisdom and...

A gathering of wise owls who hold council and provide guidance. They tell the children about Prince...

The four Pevensie children mentioned by Aslan as the former kings and queens of Narnia, though only...

The missing son of King Caspian, who disappeared years ago while hunting the serpent that killed...

The beloved queen of Narnia, wife of King Caspian and mother of Prince Rilian. She met her fate...

The various talking animals of Narnia including bears, badgers, rabbits, and others who are...

The intelligent horses of Narnia who serve in the royal stables and can speak, mentioned as being...

Twin brothers who are part of the bullying gang at Experiment House, making life difficult for...

The serpent that killed Prince Rilian's mother, the Queen of Narnia, during a picnic. This tragedy...

Now a very old dwarf serving as one of King Caspian's regents. He is present when the children...