The best character in Narnia

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Who is the best character in "The Chronicles of Narnia"?

Diggory / Prof. Kirke
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3%
Polly
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Peter
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3%
Susan
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No votes
Edmund
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7%
Lucy
4
14%
King Caspian X
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7%
Trumpkin / The DLF
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7%
Eustace
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3%
Jill
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No votes
Puddleglum
5
17%
Prince Rillian
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King Tirian
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7%
other (from any of the books - please specify)
9
31%
 
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Trumpkin is by far the coolest.

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I don't remember back from the BBC vids, and I didn't read the books *is planning to though!* so I'll pick from the new movie.
From that I'd say the dwarve is the best! "This way for your num nums!" :hilarious:

The only thing I remember from the BBC vids is that Puddleglum really weirded me out. *shudders*
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Iverkid wrote:Trumpkin is by far the coolest.

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Ahh! I love Trumpkin! \:D/ I was just thinking last night that I should have mentioned him here! I'm glad to see that he has a larger fan base than just me. ;)
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Besides Alsan...Peter, because his name's Peter.
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Shasta and Aravis! \:D/ One reason being, I just finished listening to Radio Theatre's The Horse and His Boy, which reinforced my liking for that book. It's tied for my favorite with The Last Battle.

I like the other characters too, though. :)
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Stop complaining! I did put Cor and the beavers and the white witch, and a lot of others, but had to get rid of them because I was only allowed a certain number of poll options.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thinks The Horse and His Boy is one of the best books in the series.
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Laura Ingalls wrote:Shasta and Aravis! \:D/ One reason being, I just finished listening to Radio Theatre's The Horse and His Boy, which reinforced my liking for that book.
You go, Laura!

Of course, SHASTA is the best character in Narnia... once it comes to the big screen, the world will realize how amazing this guy is.

The Horse and His Boy takes audio drama to heights I never knew it could go. If anyone hasn't heard it, I wish I could send you all a copy. Cos it's a total epic.
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The Horse and His Boy is my favorite Narnia book!!! And I love the Radio Theatre production of it!
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Karin Doyle wrote:The Horse and His Boy is my favorite Narnia book!!! And I love the Radio Theatre production of it!
I totally agree! I don't know if it's my favourite book of the series, but it's my favourite RT of the 7! \:D/ It's just so good and so captivating! It's the one that I've listened to the most often by far!
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totustuus wrote:Stop complaining! I did put Cor and the beavers and the white witch, and a lot of others, but had to get rid of them because I was only allowed a certain number of poll options.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thinks The Horse and His Boy is one of the best books in the series.
Horse and His Boy is my second favorite next to Last Battle. Your not alone. I just think the story in that one is so good.

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My favorite book is usually the one I'm reading/listening to. Right now it's the Voyage of the Dawn Treader. For some reason, Prince Caspian has never exactly been a favorite though. I love Horse and His Boy aswell... "..so I knocked him down. He went howling into the house and his big brother came out. So I knocked him down." Or something like that. :hilarious:

Corin is an awesome character. :D
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Voyage of the Dawn Treader is probably my least favorite. Well it and Silver Chair. They both just get a little boring.

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The Beavers =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> \:D/
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Lucy Pevensie wrote:My favorite book is usually the one I'm reading/listening to. Right now it's the Voyage of the Dawn Treader. For some reason, Prince Caspian has never exactly been a favorite though. I love Horse and His Boy aswell... "..so I knocked him down. He went howling into the house and his big brother came out. So I knocked him down." Or something like that. :hilarious:

Corin is an awesome character. :D
Yes, Corin is hilarious! :lol:
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Liz_Horton wrote:REEP ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
D.I.T.T.O :D He rocks!
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Tirian. And Reep, and Puddleglum, and Edmund, and Aravis...
My fav books are The Last Battle and the Horse and His Boy
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The White Witch! :inlove:

Evil, sure. But sooooo beautiful!
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Gabriel Dragsack wrote:The White Witch! :inlove:

Evil, sure. But sooooo beautiful!
:hilarious: HAHAHA!!! boys make me laugh O:)
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I love Puddleglum! Marsh-Wiggles are cool!!!!

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i woudve said dufflepuds! \:D/
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