Peter Pevensie is the eldest Pevensie sibling and the High King of Narnia, defined as a responsible, protective, and brave leader who acts as a father figure to his siblings. Known as "Peter the Magnificent," he is a skilled warrior and strategist who embodies loyalty to Aslan and duty to his kingdom. Peter has grown close to Caspian’s siste, Guest after saving her from her uncle.

Caspian is gentle, kind-hearted, good-natured, mild-mannered, and self-contained. He is a strong leader and tends to butt heads with Peter often. He cares deeply for his sister Guest. He hopes that after saving her from her uncle that he can explain to her why he left and couldn’t bring her with him.

Edmund is “beastly”, as his siblings would describe it. Edmund has a tendency to tease Lucy and quarrel with Peter and Susan. He can be spiteful, and originally joined the White Witch because Peter didn’t want him to. That’s an example of another one of his qualities – not thinking things through very well. But Edmund doesn’t really mean anyone ill, and perhaps now that he’s seen the effects of his betrayal, he’ll reform himself.

Susan is motherly and practical, if occasionally unimaginative. Often the voice of caution, Susan's suggestions are often sensible, but she expects the world to follow the same rules she does. As a result, she's reluctant to accept things that don’t make sense. She cares for well being more than heroics, and if that makes her unadventurous, so be it – Susan would rather her siblings be cowards than dead heroes. Susan becomes very close with Guest after she is saved by her brother.

Lucy is sweet, innocent, and brave. Lucy's just a child, so she has a fairly rose-tinted view of the world – she won't hesitate to shake hands with a faun or talk with a family of beavers. Still, her naivety is usually quite endearing, and it wins her more than one valuable friend. She grows very fond of Guest and has high hopes she’ll become part of their family one day.