narnia.guideFilm 2027

Échap pour revenir à la page

Set off

Where would you like to go?

Language:

NARNIA.GUIDE

Esc to return to the page

Find your way

What are you looking for today?

A name, a place, a question: write it as it comes, even with a slip, and the guide shows you the way.

Try

↑ ↓ choose · Enter open · Esc close

Rois, reines et Telmarins

The Daughter of Ramandu, Queen of Narnia

The radiant daughter of Ramandu, whom Caspian marries upon his return, and who dies from a green serpent’s bite, triggering Rilian’s disappearance.

Repères

Espèce
Daughter of a Star
Nom original
Ramandu's Daughter
Autre traduction
Lilliandil
Autres noms
the Queen of Narnia · the mother of Rilian · Lilliandil (film)
Titres
Queen of Narnia
Origine
Narnia (world)
Nationalité
Isle of Ramandu, then Narnia
Allégeance
Aslan, Narnia
Famille
Ramandu (father) · Caspian X (husband) · Rilian (son)
Première apparition
The Dawn Treader's Voyage, ch. 13
Âge
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: young woman
She appears at dusk, holding a candle.
The girl with the lamp

En bref

On the island of the Table of Aslan, at the end of the world, the travelers meet a young woman of such beauty that it is intimidating. She wears a long blue dress and lives with her father, Ramandu. Lewis never gives her a name.

Dans les livres

Son histoire dans les livres (révèle l’intrigue)

The story

Caspian is immediately charmed. He asks if a kiss is needed to wake the sleeping lords, as in fairy tales. She simply tells him what to do. On their return from the voyage, he goes back for her and marries her. She becomes Queen of Narnia and gives birth to Prince Rilian. In The Silver Chair, we learn of her death : one May day, while resting in a wood in the north, a great green serpent bites her. Rilian goes in search of the serpent to avenge her and disappears in turn, enchanted by the Lady of the Green Robe, who was none other than the serpent.

Lieux liés

Objets liés

Peuples liés

Galerie

  • La reine se repose dans une clairière du nord de Narnia
    La reine se repose dans une clairière du nord de Narnia

Dans le même groupe

Rois, reines et Telmarins

Archives de l’ancien site

Ramandu's Daughter

Now, they saw that it was a young girl, tall, dressed only in a long pale blue robe that left her arms bare. She was bare-headed, her blonde hair flowing over her shoulders. And looking at her, they said they had never known until then what beauty was. (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, p. 209)

In the book

*« The Voyage of the Dawn Treader »* *« The Silver Chair »* *« The Last Battle »*

Sources

Échanges entre lecteurs

Commentaires

Une question, un souvenir de lecture, une idée ? Partagez-les avec les autres lecteurs, dans le respect de la charte des commentaires.