Peter's Rise to Leadership

Follows Peter's development from a protective older brother to the High King of Narnia, a warrior leader.

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Peter's Protective Instinct

The Responsible Brother Peter Takes Charge Peter is the eldest. He tries to keep everyone happy. He defends Lucy when Edmund taunts her. He believes in fairness. The Apology to Lucy When they enter Narnia, Peter immediately apologizes to Lucy for not believing her. He is humble enough to admit his mistake. The Natural Leader Peter is the one who makes decisions. He leads the group to the Beavers and later to the Stone Table. He is the first to draw his sword.

Peter's First Battle

The Knighting The Wolf Attack Fenris Ulf attacks Susan. Peter rushes in, sword drawn. He kills the wolf, a moment of both fear and courage. Aslan knights him as Sir Peter Fenris-Bane. The Weight of Command After Aslan's death, Peter must lead the army. He is unsure but does his duty. He fights the Witch to a standstill, keeping her occupied until Aslan arrives. The High King Peter is crowned High King. He rules with magnificence. His leadership is tested and proven.

The first days in the Professor's house

At the Stone Table, after meeting Aslan