Cyclops

AS0220212

2005

Movies and TV

Cyclops, in the context of the various screen adaptations of C.S. Lewis's *The Chronicles of Narnia*, represents a recurring antagonistic character based on the mythical creature of the same name. He is portrayed as a hulking, one-eyed giant, typically aligned with the White Witch or other forces of darkness.

His primary role within the Narnian narrative is as a powerful warrior and enforcer. He is depicted as being physically imposing and brutal, often commanding troops and participating directly in battles against the Narnians who support Aslan. In most adaptations, he lacks distinct personality or backstory, serving primarily as a visual representation of brute force and evil.

The extent of his appearance and importance varies across different film and television versions of the *Narnia* stories. He features more prominently in adaptations of *Prince Caspian*, where he is shown actively engaging in combat. While his ultimate fate is typically defeat at the hands of the Pevensies or their allies, his presence contributes to the overall sense of danger and the magnitude of the struggle between good and evil within Narnia.