Lucy Pevensie

The story

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

No one believes Lucy when she returns, and Edmund lies to contradict her. The Professor Digory Kirke, however, remarks that she doesn’t usually lie. She receives from Father Christmas a healing cordial and a small dagger. Along with Susan, she keeps watch over Aslan the night of his sacrifice and witnesses his return. After the battle, she tends to the wounded, including Edmund.

The Horse and His Boy

As an adult, she takes part in the defense of Anvard alongside the archers.

Prince Caspian

Lucy sees Aslan first while the others refuse to follow her. She must choose between being right alone and staying with the group. Aslan tells her to go to him even if the others don’t come. This is one of the key scenes in the series.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

On the island of the magician Coriakin, she reads a spellbook. She is tempted by a spell of beauty that would make her more beautiful than Susan, and overhears a conversation not meant for her ears. She emerges humbled and a little wounded. At the end, Aslan tells her she will not return. He says she must learn to know him in her own world, under another name.

The Silver Chair

Lucy enters Aslan’s country with the others. She notices that the stable is bigger on the inside than the outside, and recalls that another stable, in her own world, once held something greater than the whole world.

The Last Battle

Lucy goes into Aslan’s country with the others. She notices that the stable is bigger on the inside than the outside, and recalls that another stable, in her own world, once held something greater than the whole world.