At first she is quick to burst into tears of either fear or frustration but as the novel progresses she keeps this habit in check as she does not want to be known as "the crier" or for girls to be thought weepy. Jill is quite a lot braver than she believes herself to be and seems to be able to talk herself into bravery.
Although she believes she summoned help herself, Aslan corrects her and informs her that it was he who summoned her. She is being very badly bullied at her boarding school and is really looking for a means of escape when she happens upon the gate that is usually locked, and finds it unlocked. Jill is the catalyst for the children's adventure into Narnia and the rescue of Prince Rilian. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.
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