Doctor Cornelius

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==Bio Info==
==Bio Info==
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'''Titles:''' Lord Cornelius, Lord Chancellor Cornelius
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'''Titles:''' Doctor Cornelius, Lord Cornelius, Lord Chancellor Cornelius
'''Age:''' Unknown, but certainly elderly
'''Age:''' Unknown, but certainly elderly
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'''First Appearance:''' ''Prince Caspian'', Ch. 4 (1951)
'''First Appearance:''' ''Prince Caspian'', Ch. 4 (1951)
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==About Doctor Cornelius==
 
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Cornelius is one of the few scholarly characters in the Chronicles. He has a dual identity as well; as a half-human, half-dwarf, he must conceal his Dwarfish heritage in Telmarine Narnia. But rather than forsake his history, Cornelius turns his scholarship to the problem of reconstructing even a piece of the Old Narnia. He spends his youth looking for Queen [[Susan Pevensie|Susan]]'s legendary Horn, and is successful in his search. Cornelius is a staunch believer in the old tales of the Golden Age of Narnia and [[Aslan]], the Great Lion. Though he is not a warrior, Cornelius' contribution to the war is absolutely essential, as he saves [[Caspian]]'s life and also provides the intellectual basis for the Old Narnian rebellion. All that Cornelius has hoped and worked for is fulfilled when [[Caspian]] takes the throne of Narnia.
 
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==About Doctor Cornelius==
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Cornelius is one of the few scholarly characters in the Chronicles. He has a dual identity as well; as a half-human, half-dwarf, he must conceal his Dwarfish heritage in Telmarine Narnia. But rather than forsake his history, Cornelius turns his scholarship to the problem of reconstructing even a piece of the Old Narnia. He spends his youth looking for Queen [[Susan Pevensie|Susan]]'s legendary Horn, and is successful in his search. Cornelius is a staunch believer in the old tales of the Golden Age of Narnia and [[Aslan]], the Great Lion. Though he is not a warrior, Cornelius' contribution to the war is absolutely essential, as he saves [[Caspian]]'s life and also provides the intellectual basis for the Old Narnian rebellion. All that Cornelius has hoped and worked for is fulfilled when [[Caspian]] takes the throne of Narnia.
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*"That is the greatest and most sacred treasure of Narnia. Many terrors I endured, many spells did I utter, to find it, when I was still young. It is the magic horn of Queen [[Susan Pevensie|Susan]] herself which she left behind her when she vanished from Narnia at the end of the Golden Age." (PC, Ch.5)
*"That is the greatest and most sacred treasure of Narnia. Many terrors I endured, many spells did I utter, to find it, when I was still young. It is the magic horn of Queen [[Susan Pevensie|Susan]] herself which she left behind her when she vanished from Narnia at the end of the Golden Age." (PC, Ch.5)
*"By the Lion, it's a mouse. Signior Mouse, I desire your better acquaintance. I am honoured by meeting so valiant a beast." (PC, Ch. 7)
*"By the Lion, it's a mouse. Signior Mouse, I desire your better acquaintance. I am honoured by meeting so valiant a beast." (PC, Ch. 7)
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==Portrayals==
==Portrayals==
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*[[File:BBCDoctorCornelius.jpg|left]]Henry Woolf: BBC TV series, 1989 – 1990
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*[[File:BBCDoctorCornelius.jpg|left]]Henry Woolf: BBC TV series, 1988 – 1990

Current revision as of 21:19, 19 December 2010

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