Eustace Clarence Scrubb
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==About Eustace== | ==About Eustace== | ||
"There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it." Eustace starts out as a very selfish boy. His parents are described as modern people, and Eustace has absorbed the worst effects of the Scrubbs' lack of discipline and self-centered philosophy. He is pleased when he learns that his cousins [[Lucy Pevensie|Lucy]] and [[Edmund Pevensie|Edmund]] will be spending a summer with his family, because he enjoys irritating them. When the children are pulled into Narnia, Eustace continues to make himself an annoyance until he has an encounter with [[Aslan]]. After that, Eustace reforms and becomes less selfish. He displays bravery in attacking the Sea-Serpent (though he breaks [[Caspian]]'s second-best sword in so doing). Eustace is a dynamic character, similar to his cousin [[Edmund Pevensie|Edmund]] in the sense that his trip to Narnia changes him. He is later chosen to help rescue Prince [[Rilian]] and fight alongside King [[Tirian]] in the last battle of Narnia, earning his place among the friends of Narnia. | "There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it." Eustace starts out as a very selfish boy. His parents are described as modern people, and Eustace has absorbed the worst effects of the Scrubbs' lack of discipline and self-centered philosophy. He is pleased when he learns that his cousins [[Lucy Pevensie|Lucy]] and [[Edmund Pevensie|Edmund]] will be spending a summer with his family, because he enjoys irritating them. When the children are pulled into Narnia, Eustace continues to make himself an annoyance until he has an encounter with [[Aslan]]. After that, Eustace reforms and becomes less selfish. He displays bravery in attacking the Sea-Serpent (though he breaks [[Caspian]]'s second-best sword in so doing). Eustace is a dynamic character, similar to his cousin [[Edmund Pevensie|Edmund]] in the sense that his trip to Narnia changes him. He is later chosen to help rescue Prince [[Rilian]] and fight alongside King [[Tirian]] in the last battle of Narnia, earning his place among the friends of Narnia. | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
