10 Facts About Ramandu's daughter

Ramandu's daughter has been compared to the angelic entities known as Maiar, featured in Tolkien's novels.

Ramandu's daughter was the subject of literary analysis by various scholars, with her goodness and her marriage with Caspian X receiving attention.

Ramandu's daughter was bareheaded and her yellow hair hung down her back.

Caspian X talks about the fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty" with Ramandu's daughter and suggests kissing her to reverse the curse on the lords.

Ramandu's daughter tells him that she will only kiss him once the enchantment is broken, and proposes to him.

Ramandu's daughter's body is taken back to the city, and she is remembered as "a gracious and wise lady in whose veins flowed the blood of stars".

Ramandu's daughter appears in the sections of the television serial The Chronicles of Narnia focusing on The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.

Ramandu's daughter identified the latter, and all witches in The Chronicles of Narnia series, as embodying what Lewis characterizes as an "infernal Venus"; he coined this term in his 1942 book The Screwtape Letters to reference a female character who seduces a man to his death.

Ramandu's daughter argued that the portrayal of the pair's relationship represented how "romantic love and desire can exist in exotic, strange locations far from Narnia", while Lewis reserved the fictional world as "the land of innocence and wonder" where such ideas would be inadmissible.

Hardy wrote that Ramandu's daughter was similar to Eve before the fall of man, describing them as "free from pretension and keenly aware of their roles in the universe".