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King Tirian is a brave, loyal, confident, wise person. He loves to hang out and relax with his buddy Jewel the Unicorn. Tirian is fearless to try new things and does all that he can to help solve if this is the real Aslan and if this is why is he so furious with Narnia.He looks like A tall long-haired blonde person with light skin and a mustache. He is in great physical shape and does a lot of out door activities. His personality is fun-type. He likes to do alot of physical activities and no more is known of him.

Inbreeding or What?

Does anyone else think that Tirian himself is a sign of Narnia being washed up? He's obsessed with being chivalrous to the point of throwing the country to the Calormenes. And he keeps interrupting Eustace, whose IQ is about 100 points higher than his own. I'm just wondering if he might not have a little Bulgy Bear blood in his veins. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.74.37.214 (talk) 01:32, 15 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I think people are making things up

I'm not normally so bold to assume things like this, but where in any of the materials is Tirian—or any ruler of Narnia—given titles of King of Terebinthia, Lord of Telmar or King of Underworld? I'm not denying his sovereignty over these lands, but you can't just call him king and lord of whatever you please. If sources for these titles do exist, please and thank you cite them immediately. Andrei Iosifovich (talk) 03:59, 24 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]