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I ended up with voring for Peter.

I think he is a wonderful caharcter, and I love that he cares so much for his siblings. I also find him very funny as well. I don't know why. Maybe it's just me? Anyway, I think he's really cool. My favortie part with him is when he comes to Narnia for the first time. I also liked the part with him in LB. You almost get respect for him, simply because he is Peter.

I also wanted to wote for Caspian. I've always liked him, and that he is a child at heart all the time. I think it was VDT who made me like him. It's almost like he's the new brother to Lucy and Edmund.

I picked Edmund

I'd have to say Edmund. He reminds me most of myself. I was a rat just like him! Then Jesus saved me, & I always felt like Ed when Aslan saved him. I guess we all do. Peter is a great character too! But I just relate to Ed more! I also really like Eustace! His whole story is exactly what you want to see happen to people you know that are like him!

I voted for Edmund. I actually liked him even when he was a total jerk because I understood where he was coming from. Then, when he was changed in his talk with Aslan, he became just plain awesome. He is the one everyone can relate to because in LWW he is the epitome of human badness and in HHB, PC and VotDT (except for Lucy) he is the epitome of human goodness.
By the way, people, Edmund is spelled with a U, not an O!!!

I voted for Edmund, too. He's the most interesting of the characters. From being a jeark, to be the hero.

Sry for my bad english!

I had a hard time picking between Shasta and Peter, but I went with Peter, because he makes a very good high king and in the books he's humble.

I had a very difficult tie between Shasta/Cor and Tirian...it took me ages to choose! I finally chose Tirian, but I just might change my vote later I like Tirian because he's so noble and brave...that kind of responsibility of standing true when everything else seems to be going completely wrong is just so admirable! He just keeps going and not failing till the very end...I was very impressed when I read the book.

I voted for Edmund. I guess I just like the idea of how he was so nasty, but was changed. I guess he also reminds me of my brother in the later books. Though not in LWW. My brother was never that nasty.

I voted for Edmund. He's always been my favorite character in the books and movies, and I really admire him and how he changed throughout LWW and went from a bratty, mean little kid to a very "Just" and wise king.

I just noticed that whoever did this survey spelled Rilian wrong- it's only one "L". Just wanted to give you a heads-up!

NarniaN wrote:My favorite narnian male still is edmund ^^ he is such a good actor, especially in narnia ^^

Edmund is not an actor! Skandar Keynes is the actor who portrays Edmund! Edmund Pevensie is a character!!! (For some unknown reason I really get annoyed when people mix up the actor with the character. The book Narnia and the movie Narnia are separate- especially with PC.)
But I entirely agree that Ed is the best! And my favorite (which is what the survey is asking anyway)!

Edmund because I love his redemption and his faith in Aslan and him standing up for Lucy. I also like his counseling EUstace and helping Peter. Eustace is a close second though!

most definitly Caspian! he's great and noble, but still a little naive!

I voted for Tirian because in my opinion he is the ultimate king of Narnia to me. He's bold, brave and honest, just like how a king should be. He's got a good head on his shoulders and is not whiney like Caspian. I don't know, there is more I would love to explain about Tirian but right now I cannot think or place them into easy words. just that I love this character.

I chose Tirian. He sounded like such a noble and courageous king. I'd say he was the ultimate king of Narnia, and he ruled at a really tough time. I think he is the coolest of all the Narnian males

I really like Shasta (Cor, as we must call him). I think mainly because of his character being, well, so real. He was easily frustrated, headstrong, and I just thought that C.S. Lewis did a good job of bringing his character across.