And every night they saw that there rose in the east new
constellations which no one had ever seen in Narnia and perhaps,
as Lucy thought with a mixture of joy and fear, no living eye
had seen at all. - Chapter 13  The youngest of the four Pevensie
children, Lucy possesses a special sensitivity to Aslan's
presence. She is a truthful girl who offers her friendship and
compassion readily, even to creatures like Eustace who least
deserve it. Her voyage on the Dawn Treader will be her third
trip into Aslan's world, and she still exudes the blissful
contentment of a child in the Great Lion's kingdom. Yet Lucy
struggles with her own insecurities. Living in the shadow of her
lovely sister Susan, the seduction of the attractive can
distract her from being truly winsome. She and her brother
Edmund will both face inner trials on this journey to Narnia.
Edmund Pevensie   Though Edmund shared Eustace's bullying and
power-hungry tendencies on his first trip to Narnia, his
encounters in that world have transformed Edmund