There's also an image of the Pevensie children climbing a cliff of some sort, Jadis with her wand, Aslan's face, and that "Polar Bear Chariot" conceptual art.
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I love that they gave Tumnus little goat ears.
And, I'm _so_ relieved that they didn't make Father Christmas look like Santa Claus, as they did in the BBC/Wonderworks adaptation.
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She'll be using them during the climactic battle between her army and Aslan's Narnians.
The film will show almost the entire battle, while the book only showed the pivotal moment when Aslan and the revived stone Narnians came in to reinforce Peter's army just as he was on the verge of losing to the Witch.
So, they have a lot of room for interpretation.
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I thought she used reindeer to pull her sled. Not that I mind the change, it's not really substantive, just a minor visual.
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She does use reindeer to pull her sledge. The Polar Bear Chariot is for the climactic battle, during Narnia's springtime...when a sledge just won't work anymore. The conceptual art has it in wintertime, but that's not the way it is the finished film.
As far as her hair goes, I think they're trying to make it look like even her hair is frozen.
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