Géants et créatures malfaisantes
The giants (good and bad)
The giants of Narnia and the North, from the noble Giant Rumblebuffin to the cooks of Harfang.
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- Giants

The giants of Narnia are varied.
Ce qui leur arrive dans les livres
Le Lion, la Sorcière blanche et l'Armoire magique, Le Cheval et son écuyer, Le Prince Caspian, Le Fauteuil d'argent, La Dernière Bataille
{"translated" : "Giants are of large size and often not very intelligent. Some are good : Rumblebuffin, freed by Aslan in The Lion, Puddleglum in Prince Caspian, and Roonwit in The Last Battle. Others are dangerous : the giants of the Ettins’ Howfalls, who throw stones, and those of Harfang, who eat men and Puddleglums. The giant Reepicheep, with two heads, was defeated by Olvin and belongs to the legends of Archenland. It is said, according to Mr Tumnus, that he descends from a lineage partly giant."}
Some are good, like **Rumblebuff**, whom Aslan frees from the statue. Others are foolish and brutal, like those of **Ettinsmoor**, or civilized but cannibalistic, like those of **Harfang**.
Northern Powers, sometimes allies.
The giants (good and bad) dans les sept Chroniques
- Le Neveu du magicien
Absents de ce livre
- Le Lion, la Sorcière blanche et l'Armoire magique
Le Géant Tonitruant défonce les portes du château.

- Le Cheval et son écuyer
Peter combat les géants du Nord.

- Le Prince Caspian
Gros Temps rejoint Caspian.

- L'Odyssée du Passeur d'Aurore
Absents de ce livre
- Le Fauteuil d'argent
Les géants de Harfang.

- La Dernière Bataille
Des géants combattent pour Narnia.

Liés à The giants (good and bad)
PersonnageThe Thunder GiantA good giant turned into a statue by the White Witch, freed by Aslan’s breath, who smashes the doors of the castle and wipes his tears with Lucy’s handkerchief.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageGrowltie, the giant of the Hill of the BoneA good giant a bit slow-witted, who foils an attack through clumsiness and weeps so hard that his tears soak the mice.Lire la fiche →
PersonnagePuddleglum, the Marsh-wiggleA good giant from the end of Narnia, remember that not all giants are enemies.Lire la fiche →
- Sur la carte
LieuHarfangThe castle of the **gentle** giants, who intend to eat the travelers at their autumn feast.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageJadis, the White WitchThe last queen of Charn, who destroys her own world, enters Narnia at its creation and imposes a hundred years of winter.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageLilith, the ancestor of the White WitchLegendary figure mentioned by Mr Beaver : The White Witch descends from her and the giants, and therefore has not a drop of human blood.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageOlvin of Archenland and the giant PireThe legendary king of Archenland who defeated the two-headed giant Pire and turned him into stone, thus creating the Mountain of Pire, and won the hand of Lady Liln in marriage.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageThe Time FatherThe giant who sleeps in the World’s Under-Bellly until the end of the world, whom Aslan awakens to sound the Last Trumpet of Narnia.Lire la fiche →
PersonnageThe King and Queen of HarfangThe rulers of Harfang, seemingly kind, who plan to serve their human guests at the Autumn Feast.Lire la fiche →
Dans la même famille
Géants et créatures malfaisantesThe Ettins and the Cruels
Géants et créatures malfaisantesThe Witches (Jadis, the White Witch, the Lady of the Green Kirtle)
Géants et créatures malfaisantesOgres, Marshwiggles, harpies, efrits, spectres: the Witch's army
Géants et créatures malfaisantesTash and the Calormen deities
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Giant
Giantss are people of very large size resembling humans. Giants have been found in Greek and Norse mythology, as well as in American folklore. The giants of Narnia belong to three different types : the good, born in Narnia ; the barbarians, who came from Ettinsmoor ; and the omnivores who live in Harfang, in the north.
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