It’s not just lions and witches rocking up in narnia. which christmas character makes a cheeky appearance in c. s. lewis’ classic children’s series?

Santa clause appears in Narnia.

Explanation:

Santa Clause clarifies that Christmas has at last shown up and that the Witch's capacity is debilitating. He gives everybody a blessing. Santa Clause Claus gives Mrs. Beaver another sewing machine and tells Mr. Beaver that his dam has been patched.

One of the focuses that gets rehashed about the White Witch's capacity is that she has made it generally winter in Narnia, yet never Christmas. The presence of Father Christmas (or, as Americans would call him, Santa Claus) is an indication that the Witch's capacity is debilitating.

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