Susan Pevensie

Within C. S. Lewis's fictional chronology Susan is an English child (born in the published chronology in 1928) who, with her siblings, is transported from Earth to the parallel realm of Narnia by magical means. There she is crowned, with her siblings, as one of the monarchs of Narnia (Cair Paravel). The narrative and Lewis's later remarks leave her ultimate fate ambiguous: she is alive on Earth at the series' frame ending but, according to the texts cited, is described in later references as having become estranged from Narnia.

The supplied sources do not give a detailed canonical physical portrait (hair color, height, or dress). Chronological markers are stated: born 1928, twelve years old in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and twenty-one by the frame chronology of The Last Battle. During her Narnian reign she is styled regally as "Queen Susan the Gentle" or "Queen Susan of the Horn," and contemporaneous summaries emphasize that she is generally portrayed as gentle and tender-hearted. Narrative descriptions focus on role and temperament rather than specific visual iconography.

Susan is a human child and not innately supernatural in Lewis's texts; her notable items are gifts received within the narrative economy of Narnia. Father Christmas gives her a bow whose arrows are said to "never miss their target" and a horn that, when blown, "brings aid." She participates as a ruling monarch in Narnia's political and military events in the books she appears in, but these capacities are narrative roles rather than depictions of intrinsic magical powers.