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I identify with Prince Caspian the most because he learned from his mistakes that made him stronger. He is a mother hen reagarding his siblings. He also listened to what his sisters Lucy and Susan had to say when they all rescued Peter.
Even if he was scared to fight the white witch, he did listen to Aslan the lion also and finally started to believe in himself.

My now grown sons have read the Narnia series...it wasn't until the movie release of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" that this Mom experienced the adventure. (I now own a C.S. Lewis dvd sharing his wife's cancer ordeal) I recently purchased the guide to Prince Caspian - haven't finished - I am enlightened to know the storyline and characters. I am now looking forward to the movie and....I scored a 76 on the character quiz: I relate to Prince Caspian, who knew?

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I must admit, that, even though I am a girl, I relate to Mr. Tumnus!

I've been called by many, the hostess with the mostest. Always seeing to my guests and trying to make them feel at home and more comfortable. I am also a very strong friend. Just call my name, and I'll be there, if I can. For fifteen years I held my house open to whoever needed a shower or clean clothes or a meal or bed. When I took the Winnie the Pooh survey, I beat out being a Pooh by one and wound up being Piglet. To put it short.. ........I care. I care very much......not to mention love.

Mr. Tumnus, even though he had his fears and insecurities, had these attributes also.

I love the Chronicles of Narnia, I think that I am more like lucy. I have been told that I have that sweet but innocent look, and I am very wise to be young. Lucy was wise before her years and my friends who have watched the movie and read the book believe that I was Lucy. We both share the gift of wisdom and courage which is a main asset in her character make-up and my own.

I guess I'd have to say Lucy...Not only am I the youngest of my family but,....wonder of wonders, my Mom used to tell me that she wanted to name me "Lucy"!!!
I wonder what she was thinking?
I wonder how my life may have been different if I was named Lucy?
Oh, by the way, WONDERful giveaway...Thanks!

I believe my life somewhat is a character 2 Lucy. Where I am curious about things and open minded to people not knowing if they are of pure kindness of nature or not. I have fallen to people in a financial status because of this. But Life goes on and you try to make do with what you have. Then pray and have faith that the Lord will see you through your next downfall.

Gr8t Movie can't wait to see this latest film!
rKay

I am a 5th grader and love the Narnia series. My Grandmother took me to see the movie and then we bought all the books and posters we could find.

I am like Lucy. I am wise beyond my years and other kids come to me for advice. My friends tell me how kind and sincere I am as well as being there for others when they need me.

I have a close relationship with God and know he is always watching over me and hearing my prayers.

I have been waiting for this movie to come out so hope I am a winner.

Hi all,
I would say that I am most like Aslan in character, because I have always been a quiet achiever and am committed to the things I believe in. Many people have told me I am very wise and they look up to me for my opinions. I do not advise people, but if asked I will give my opinion. I care about every person, animal and thing on the planet and I will fiercely defend anyone who is in trouble.

However according to the quiz, I am most like Lucy, then Edmond, then Aslan (with 77%) - still not a bad likeness to Aslan I feel.

I just loved Aslan in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. I was spellbound by him in fact. The movie took me right out of my reality and into theirs. And that's what I call .... A MOVIE!

Thanks for the opportunity to enter this marvelous competition.

Love and Angel Blessings,
Shauna xx (\o/)(\o/)(\o/)

I just finished reading the third Narnia book (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), and I discovered that I am very similar to Reepicheep. He loves adventures, stands up for what and who he believes in, and strives to reach the promised land. I also enjoy adventures. I have no fear of standing up for what I believe in, even if it means standing alone. I am constantly striving for my future and the promise of spending eternity with God. Just like Reepicheep, I hold on to the hope of a future I know hardly anything about but find utterly amazing all the same. I am just as awe-struck as Reepicheep was in "Dawn Treader" when he was on his way to the World's End and Aslan's Country.

I relate to lucy,she may be the yougest , but I think she is very smart and can very well relate to ?

I relate to Lucy. She seems timid but when needed she can be very brave and a force to be recond with.

I relate to Peter , who is like me in the sence he made a terrible mistake and trusted the evil white witch. In return he was not granted a gift. This goes to show us all , that the decisions we make in life have real and true consequences and even though - WE get in the way of our own selves at time- it does not make us a bad person. He shows us all, that the decision was bad -not him as a person. We all make mistakes and we are better for those mistakes and isn't this truely how we learn as humans, by our mistakes. I believe he is a great character -most like all of us in certain ways- we all have failed to make the right choice at some point in our lives and this is when we grow and shine.

I see myself as Susan. She is the strong silent type and that is the way I see myself. I love the books, I read them before and lost my copies of all the books. Would love to have them back to reread them and read the further adventures of Narnia. Its a great series.

Honestly,on any given day or moment I can relate to all of the characters.I do volunteer work in a hospital and talk to patients as an advocate for them.In this I meet individuals that require one trait or another of all the characters.
Patience,humility,and being a servant of God is required.
Thanks

The character I relate most to is Lucy. She helped the with Faith and eyes of Jesus. She believed in her heart ,did the right thing when no one was looking and never doubted God would take care of all of them. She was truly what it means to walk by Faith. I wish I had the faith of Lucy in everyday life ,just to know without a doubt things always work out. Wow.

All of them.It was a depiction of the world we live in. Sort of daring us to find our own character in the chronicle. Daring us all to look at ourselves, our friends and our family members. We all know someone that was portrayed by one of the characters personally.And in the midts of it all we live and learn. Staring truth in the face, and hopefully acting on that truth.

Thank you for this opportunity. I think the sister Susan matches me the most. I to am an older sister and with that comes a lot of responsibility and worry. I find that I'm not open to the wonders around me as I would like to be. Susan has the ability to see life in all its glory, but sometimes needs a reminder. Lucy gets her to stop and really take stock of the moment and look deeper than just the surface of things. Sometimes I worry so much about my family and about all the things that could go wrong. Being an elder girl I was expected to provide for and nurture the younger ones. I was my mother's right hand. I can see how Susan tried to be surportive to her siblings. Unfortunately, younger kids can sometimes take offense of the support or advice being offered. They feel an elder kid has not the authority or experience to help, because the elder is a kid too. I however learned to have faith that I could fix most things on my own. I had to accept things I couldn't change. I gave it up to God to do the rest. I meet him halfway and hope for the best. Susan has some of that faith even when she was worried. I believe that shows her courage in the face of her fear. Like Susan, I get reminders to open my heart and mind from my younger sister. I'll remind her to have faith in herself and God. Now that she has a little one the way maybe she'll see something of what she put me through. I'm surprized I don't have more white hair;)

I relate to Prince Caspian the most because I always want to make the world a better place. I enjoy volunteering & helping others & learn new things on the way. I also believe in teamwork and working together on goals.

I've always liked Lucy from when I was a little girl, her faith and wonder to me was inspiring complete with the magc of it all. :)

Without Aslan's guidence and courage, we are lost. I remember from reading all of the seven books that Aslan is also known as the Son of the Emperor.

I relate to Susan. She loves Aslan and wants to do the right thing, but sometimes is slow to act because of her practical nature. That we all could have the faith and wonder of Lucy!

I relate more to Mr.Tumnus more than anyone else. He has a kind and gentile nature about him. Is willing to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed.Mr.Tumnus also has a hidden strength in side him that he unselfishly supports others with (an example of this is shown at the end of the movie when Aslan is leaving Tumnus returns the hankie to Lucy and gives her just the support she needs). Mr.Tunnus has the air of nobility about him for lack of a better word or descrition.He works quietly in the back ground,boisting spirts here,loading bricks there,listening to a friend in need,and showing respect for those around him. But if this is not enough then his final gift is music he blows on his pipes some times fast,sometimes slow,always with spirt. I live my life in a simular fashion helping whenever I can. listening to my family/friends in time of need, lending sugestions when able, Giving a hug when only that will do. My life is richer for living like this, and with all of the potholes , and speed bumps,and detore signs that this world of ours has to offer we all need to find our worth.

thank you. Michael Thurston

I think Aslan is my favorite character because of the relationship to Jesus. When he is killed on the Stone Table it is so symbolic of Jesus dying for us on the cross. I'm a teacher and we read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe every year and it is my students' favorite of the books we read. They love Aslan, too.

I relate to each and everyone of the characters. Everyone have a good and bad side. But at the end Good win over Bad. I'm strong in somethings and I'm also weak in other things. Like each character when good band together the weak becomes strong. And together they overcome what is negative or bad.

I do believe it would be Susan, she is a very caring person.A christian neeeds christ like care for others and that would be her.I work daily to be christ like .

I would have to choose 4 charaters, Aslan, Peter, Susan, and Beaver.
Aslan because he's like God and I try very hard to be a godly person, Peter because of his leadership, Susan because of her gentleness and motherly aspects, and beaver because of his wisdom.
All these charters are Christ like in their own way and I believe I have these characterics in me too.

I think that I identify most with Lucy. She was so brave when she found out Mr. Tumus had been taken. She was willing to do whatever it took to help a friend eventhough she had just met him. She also had a close relationship with Aslan. I see myself having these qualities.

Peter, who became the High King of Narnia. I'm a born leader who everyone naturally gravitates to for guidance and inspiration. I often feel the burden of responsibility, but I always do what's right because I possess strong morals. Blessed with a golden heart, I always want to help others seek justice.

I believe I relate to Lucy the most. I am the yougest of four. No one ever believed a word I said because I was the youngest. But after a while people started to believe me becasue the started to see the i was telling the truth and was the whole entire time. Another reason why is because she was always wondering off exploring the outdoors, when i cant be found it is because i am outside exploring the creek and the woods that were right by my house.

I am on the cusp between Susan and Lucy. Both are loyal and honorable, but not quite sure that they are the best person for the job. I tend to sit back and listen, while others make decisions. However, when I am truly passionate, I will stand up and do whatever I can to help.

I think I am most like Lucy. I try to see the good in all people no matter what. I think that like Lucy I am a compassionate person and have a gentle heart.I am also fiercely loyal to my family and friends.