Fictional queens are characters often found in literature, film, and television who embody royal traits and responsibilities. They can be depicted as benevolent rulers, like Queen Elizabeth in Shakespeare's plays, or as tyrannical figures, such as Queen Jadis from The Chronicles of Narnia. These characters often face challenges that test their leadership and moral values. Many fictional queens serve as symbols of power and femininity, influencing the narratives in which they appear. For example, Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones represents the struggle for rightful rule, while Queen Elsa from Frozen explores themes of self-acceptance and responsibility. Their stories often reflect societal views on gender and authority.