tries to coax Caspian and then Peter into offering her a drop of their blood so that she can come back to life, promising to lend her powers to their fight against King Miraz once she is made whole. However, Edmund shatters the ice, and the apparition vanishes. Swinton reprised White Witch again in the 20th Century Fox film adaptation of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, only as a manifestation of the Dark Island preying on Edmund's fears, a mental test that Edmund overcomes as he manages to kill the Dark Island's sea serpent, a manifestation of his fear. The apparition disappears, screaming in defeat. Swinton has expressed interest in returning to the role once more in a film adaptation of The Magician's Nephew. Literature Jadis appears in the Neil Gaiman short story "The Problem of Susan" which appeared in the 2006 collection Fragile Things. Commemoration In 2011, the White Witch was one of eight British magical figures, which included the wizards Merlin (from Arthurian legend), Albus Dumbledore (from Harry Potter) and Rincewind (from Terry Pratchett's Discworld), commemorated on a series of UK postage stamps issued by the Royal Mail. See also "The Snow Queen" References External links The Chronicles of Narnia characters Female film villains Female literary villains Fictional characters displaced in other dimensions Fictional characters who can manipulate time Fictional characters with ice or cold abilities Fictional characters with immortality Fictional characters with superhuman strength Fictional deicides Fictional dictators Fictional characters with gigantism Fictional half-giants Fictional hybrids Fictional illusionists Fictional kidnappers Fictional mass murderers Fictional queens Fictional genies Fictional telepaths Fictional witches Fictional women soldiers and warriors Kings and Queens of Narnia Literary characters introduced in 1950