Alice drops into the tree hole and arrives the wonderland, when she was dropping, she didn’t feel scare or terrible, and she just looking at the surrounding; Lucy finds the Narnia in the wardrobe when she was playing with her brothers and sisters. When she into Narnia, she neither be afraid, the opposite that she was curious where is it. In the beginning of story, they show the innocence, curiosity and energy that a child should have, but what is the point that authors want to present? They didn’t meet there before, but they are curious to explore the unknown world, their behavior is very consistent with their age, I think this is a very important link. When we read the story, if our personality is similar to the characters in the story, it will make us more engaged in the story, even as if we are the protagonist. For me, attracting children's attention is the first and most important step. In both of these books, we didn’t see that they are afraid of the strange world, why didn’t they feel afraid? I think because they know nothing fear nothing. Like Peter or Susan, they were upset when they first came to the Narnia, They are too careful to make people think that something will happen in the next second. In fact, there is nothing happen. Their roles are like an adult, who will worry about if they can’t protect their family, keep alert to the unfamiliar environment. In their cognition, innocence can no longer exist in their thoughts, same as me. And their reactions set off Lucy's personality and her innocence.