Movie Ancient One vs Aslan

[MichaelC]

Movie Ancient One vs movie Aslan

Movie Ancient One vs book Aslan

[big_adventure]

Does Aslan have any defense for being dropped in the mirror dimension? If not, this is at worst a quickdraw, and I'd favor the Ancient Tilda's reactions in a fight.

[Nik Hasta]

Does Aslan have any defense for being dropped in the mirror dimension? If not, this is at worst a quickdraw, and I'd favor the Ancient Tilda's reactions in a fight.

Movie Aslan not really.

Book Aslan was able to apparently navigate like... the space before creation and bring Narnia into existence, so I'd imagine he could find a way out of it. He also was apparently able to travel between Narnia and the real world in the Silver Chair to some extent so there's some form of inter-dimensional travel going on.

[big_adventure]

Movie Aslan not really.

Book Aslan was able to apparently navigate like... the space before creation and bring Narnia into existence, so I'd imagine he could find a way out of it. He also was apparently able to travel between Narnia and the real world in the Silver Chair to some extent so there's some form of inter-dimensional travel going on.

I read the books so long ago (over 40 years ago) that I don't recall anything resembling a "feat."

[Nik Hasta]

I read the books so long ago (over 40 years ago) that I don't recall anything resembling a "feat."

I first had them read to me about 25 years ago by my mum when I was a childer.

I've reread them more recently that than that but it's still likely a decade or so since.

Aslan, quite honestly, doesn't have many really concrete feats. He is a more allegorical character whose abilities are more situational than strictly codified. He's very much more about helping others to help themselves and prophecies and so on and he becomes less and less present as the books continue.

Book Aslan is not really a rumbles friendly character.

[big_adventure]

I first had them read to me about 25 years ago by my mum when I was a childer.

I've reread them more recently that than that but it's still likely a decade or so since.

Aslan, quite honestly, doesn't have many really concrete feats. He is a more allegorical character whose abilities are more situational than strictly codified. He's very much more about helping others to help themselves and prophecies and so on and he becomes less and less present as the books continue.

Book Aslan is not really a rumbles friendly character.

That's what I recall from the fog of what's left of my mind. He's there to guide, push the story when required, and generally get out of the way and let the protagonists, er, protagonize. Protagify? Protagificate? Something like that.

[Beadle]

That's what I recall from the fog of what's left of my mind. He's there to guide, push the story when required, and generally get out of the way and let the protagonists, er, protagonize. Protagify? Protagificate? Something like that.

I think you’ll find the correct term is ‘protagnosticate’.

[big_adventure]

I think you’ll find the correct term is ‘protagnosticate’.

Thank goodness you were here O Prince. You are doing some serious protagnostication.