Almost out of gas, the team flew to their wire-gated and protected military headquarters, where two soldiers on guard passed the time: Pvt.Lolita""s opening credits, however, contain some of the most overtly-erotic, idealizing images of the entire film - designed to set the tone of the film.Show them how").Next to him was his wife Cora (Anne Barton) and Jane""s sullen-faced older 13 year-old sister Blanche (Gina Gillespie as child), who observed with some distaste from the shadows.At a lampost, she also discovered a half-human, half-goat faun (or satyr) with hooves named Mr.Tumnus (James McAvoy), who was astonished to find a ""human"" in his world of Narnia.Over tea, toast, and cakes next to a roaring fire in his rock-cave dwelling with his "new friend," Tumnus explained how Narnia hadn""t experienced Christmas for 100 years ("Always winter, never Christmas").The competent black man assumed leadership as the army of corpses repeatedly tried to enter he house during a terrifying siege, although the group became mostly dysfunctional.