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According to The Magician's Nephew book in the novel series, Aslan created the realm of Narnia himself. This event is known as "Aslan's Breath," with the world being made upon the sound of his roar. Thus, he's known as the True King of Narnia. Despite this, the lion has appointed humans to rule over his kingdom in his place since the day of the world's birth. Aslan has entrusted the world into the care of human hands due to his frequent times of absence. As such, this makes Aslan the King of all Narnia's monarchs.

Winston is a man who's likely in his thirties or forties. He's the CEO of a world-class telecommunications company named DevTech. There, Winston works alongside his sister. More than anything, he's a huge supporter of Supers and wants them to return to the spotlight. Winston is determined and confident in what he does. He's a brilliant businessman, as his suavity and charm give him a sense of knowing how to read people. Winston is also a cosmopolitan because he has connections with people all over the world. He truly believes he can use his wealth and power to make the world a better place for everyone. Beyond this, Winston is down-to-earth. He has strong morals in terms of what's right and wrong. Winston even proves his morality is above kinship. He's even selfless as he's willing to risk his life try and free people while helping them to safety.

If the Evil Queen hadn't known of Snow White's hideout, the princess would have likely been content living with the seven little men for the rest of her life. She would have spent her days cooking and cleaning in the cottage while the dwarfs worked in the diamond mines. Snow White would have also had the help of all the woodland creatures in the forest. It would have been a simple yet cozy life had the tale gone differently.

Digory is a fifty-two-year-old man who owns a london country home. He lives in the mansion with his strict housekeeper, Macready. Digory was one of the first humans to enter Narnia while also discovering the "Wood between the Worlds" to several other realms. As a professor, he dislikes being disturbed. Digory likes peace, quiet and smoking his pipe. However, he dislikes seeing children upset. Despite his intimidating rules, Digory is a hopeful child deep down. He dreams of learning more about Narnia and beyond. This is because Digory strongly desires to venture back into the magical realm like he did when he was a child.

As Jadis slowly loses her powers and influence over Narnia, winter turns to spring. Over time, her crown gradually melts away and her hair falls out. Jadis' dress also turns from ice blue and white to dark gray. Due to this, she's forced to change her look to a black leather dress and gold headdress. Jadis even has Naslan shaved to wear his mane as a means to hide her hair loss. During war, wolves howl to announce her arrival. Jadis then rides in on a chariot pulled by polar bears. She actively participates in the battle as a dual-wielder; fighting with her magical spear in one hand while using a sword in the other.

Minnie is classy, cheerful and feminine. She's loving and affectionate towards life, nature, her friends and her boyfriend; who's her best friend. Minnie believes in the "true love" found in many fairy tales. She's quite dreamy and whimsical, which is something she's unapologetic for. Minnie is sweet to nearly everyone she comes across and sees the beauty in most things. Her kindness is sometimes exploited by others. However, Minnie values her good-natured spirit. It often brings happiness to others and is something she strives to accomplish regularly. Minnie is quite empathetic to the point she'll take someone else's problems and seek to rectify it herself, even if they're her enemy. Intelligent and sophisticated, she's often the "voice-of-reason" amongst her friends. Minnie is also capable, even when being the "damsel in distress," as she'll retaliate if given the chance or handle the situation herself. Yet, she can be passive at times and extremely stubborn. Minnie doesn't take orders or advice from anyone. Instead, she goes by her own rules and does what she believes is best. Though this makes Minnie confident and independent, it leads her to act rash and compulsive; until she realizes the trouble she's caused. She's also outspoken when dealing with adversaries. Minnie is intolerant toward any kind of rudeness or bullying, especially when it's related to misogynistic and prejudiced viewpoints. Finally, she'll lose her temper towards diva attitudes and selfishness, then aim her aggression at constant harassment.

A boy is wrongfully sent to a brutal camp. There, the camp warden and her staff force the children in their care to mysteriously dig holes all day long in the desert. The kids' rehabilitation is then questioned as they think something sinister is involved.

This is a collection of shorts with funny and sweet stories. In the series Bluey, her family and friends all share everyday moments together.

Dash is the middle child of Bob and Helen. This makes the ten-year-old boy the younger brother of Violet and the older brother of Jack-Jack. Dash agrees with his father's belief that he shouldn't be ashamed of his abilities or need to hide them as it makes him special. Because of this moral, he's "a very competitive boy, and a bit of a showoff." Due to society rejecting Supers, Dash struggles to find a way to vent his energy. He isn't allowed to partake in sports as it could expose their identities. Despite Dash's goal to be part of Track & Field, it would be unfair for other kids. As a result, he throws pranks without getting caught to test his limits, causing him to be in trouble often. Dash reckless nature and one-track mind also frequently annoys his sister. He'll even use his powers to bully her at times as another way to vent his frustration. After the battle against Syndrome, Dash has learned to keep his ego in check. He's now allowed to partake in sports under the condition he holds back to give others a chance, a promise he kept. Through fighting bad guys together, Dash no longer bullies his sister with his new outlet. In the sequel, he takes school more seriously; especially math. Dash is still hyper but has matured when saving people and taking responsibility as an older brother.

Chilli is a Red Heeler dog who's somewhere in her early forties. She's the daughter of Mort and her late mother. Chilli is the wife of Bandit and the younger sister of Brandy. She's also the mother of Bluey and Bingo. After having kids, Chilli has gone back to her job working at Airport Security. She's a caring and comforting mother who often has a kind word for an overwrought child. Chilli will fully commit to any games her daughters set up, acting as a balance to their often-chaotic nature. However, Chilli isn't afraid to tell her family off when they do something she thinks is wrong. Sometimes, she'll give them a "death stare," but it's all done out of the kindness of her heart. When Chilli isn't spending time her family, she loves playing hockey and dancing to her favorite song or other upbeat music. She also enjoys going on little adventures with Aunt Trixie and Frisky.

Socks is the youngest daughter of Stripe and Trixie. She's a blue heeler puppy who's the baby sister of Muffin. Socks is also Bluey's cousin. As a pup, she's only starting to talk. At age one, Socks acts like a regular puppy. She barks, licks, walks on all fours and bites toys. Additionally, Socks sometimes growls and bites people. This includes her father and uncle. Due to her young age, Socks has trouble understanding what she does wrong. However, she can also be quite sensitive too. At age two, Socks can now walk and talk like the rest of her family, but she still has a few dog-like traits. She's quiet, kind, sweet and calm. Socks will take turns and not get involved with her sister's antics. Compared to her sister, she has good manners and won't wolf down her food straight from the plate. Socks is also helpful and dedicated to her tasks. Being affectionate, she likes to hug and hold hands with her family. Beyond this, Socks loves stuffed toys. She also seems to have an interest in flowers and nature.

Lucy is quite an admirable little girl. She has a loving heart and can forgive anyone despite being called a liar. Lucy is also full of courage and is more adventurous than her sister, which is why she never stops believing in Narnia. In addition, she's the most faithful to her Christian belief out of the siblings. Due to this, Lucy can see Aslan at times while her brothers and sister can't. She's also the closest to him and often seeks his guidance. Beyond this, Lucy loves animals. She makes friends with many creatures and is sad to see all of Narnia invaded by humans. For a little girl, Lucy is quite observant and a very good listener. She remembers everything she's told about Narnia while using the resources around her to her advantage; like the talking trees. Lucy even has a great desire to help others. Thus, she often uses her cordial to do this.

At first, Edmund is easily swayed by The White Witch's promises to make him the only prince of Narnia while ignoring his siblings. Thus, he reveals whatever information he has to gain her favor. Fortunately, Edmund quickly realizes Jadis is evil and now only reveals information in an attempt to protect himself or others despite being strangers. Later, a fox graciously adresses him as "your majesty" in an apology, even though the boy is standing alongside evil. This proves that once the Pevensie children entered Narnia, they were automatically declared royalty in the realm. As such, Edmund never needed Jadis' help. When he's rescued, he's remorseful for what he has done and is glad to be back with his family. In war, Edmund is quite brave and willing to face evil head-on in a fight to repent for his past mistakes.

Susan is a twelve-year-old girl who's the eldest daughter of Helen and Mr. Pevensie. She's also the younger sister of Peter, but the older sister of Edmund and Lucy. Due to this, Susan feels she has to be the one to point out her brothers mistakes while acting as a sort of mother figure towards her younger siblings to keep the peace. Although she's the most sensible and serious child out of the Pevensies, she does have a fun side. Susan seems to enjoy books and educational games. Of course, she's still a child and forgets not to touch things that aren't hers. In Narnia, Susan feels awkward at being viewed as a princess of the land. However, she does her best to avoid violence by attempting to talk things out or listening to others.

Peter is a thirteen-year-old boy who's the eldest son of Helen and Mr. Pevensie. He's also the older brother of Susan, Edmund and Lucy. As the eldest of the Pevensie children, Peter feels he's responsible for his younger siblings. Due to this, he's caring and quite protective of them. Being a teenager, Peter enjoys playing sports and seems to find games, like hide-and-seek tiresome, but he'll play to make his little sister happy. He'll also do his best to act mature and comforting during hardships, even if this includes scolding or yelling at his siblings. Peter even tries to lighten the mood with humor at times and often looks on the positive side to a situation for the sake of his siblings. In Narnia, he's immediately recognized as a prince of the realm who has an undying love for Aslan. Peter sees him as his leader, friend and father figure. Thus, Aslan tells him he has a responsibility as a born leader. In turn, Peter respects all of his choices and trusts him no matter what.