Lucy as the protagonist must have an internal quest that is fulfilled and makes her a better person - lets her learn something about herself. Any ideas?
Interesting question!Lucy is the youngest child and as she always struck me as a protagonist. I think Lucy always knew there was something more to their adventure than simply a trip through the wardrobe. Lucy was the first to befriend the animals and the one with the imputes to fulfill their Narnian destiny. When Lucy assumes the throne, she becomes known for her golden hair and charm. The people call her "Lucy the Valiant". Did Lucy always have a feeling there was something more for her? I think so.
Interesting question!Lucy is the youngest child and as she always struck me as a protagonist. I think Lucy always knew there was something more to their adventure than simply a trip through the wardrobe. Lucy was the first to befriend the animals and the one with the imputes to fulfill their Narnian destiny. When Lucy assumes the throne, she becomes known for her golden hair and charm. The people call her "Lucy the Valiant". Did Lucy always have a feeling there was something more for her? I think so.
