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Every night, they made camp and told stories. Everyone took part except for Susan, because Susan wasn't there.
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Caspian would have been tickled pink to have had five minutes in their world. Edmund didn't quite see it that way.
Four excerpts from Edmund's journey on the Dawn Treader.
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"What kind of king will you be?" Edmund had asked, the crown newly placed upon Caspian's head. Edmund asked with simple curiosity, but Caspian had been forced to answer, "I have no idea."
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Lucy can still remember what it feels like to be wanted.
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In the years after her adventures, Lucy ponders sisters and an other world, and dreams of the day when she will return once more.
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Majesty by russian_blue for Clockwork_Sky (failsafe)
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia (Movies)
10 Jul 2012
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After the Pevensies leave Narnia and find themselves back in the bodies of children, they each find their own way to cope -- but Edmund needs a little help.
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She had made off with his best friend, what was he to do?
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- Part 4 of Little Caspian
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Spring Rites are upon them, and a Queen has a task for a Knight
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The White Witch rules Narnia with an iron fist, fearing only the prophecy which foretells her downfall. But then a Time Lord appears in Narnia. He could be the answer to all her prayers, or he could be the cause of her destruction. Whumpy!
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I wish I was a ruler who who'd make them understand. I wish I was a stranger who understands the sky. Sequel to 'I Believe'.
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- Part 1 of I Wish
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- 13/13
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Playing with food is ever so much fun.
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- Part 3 of I Wish
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Rechazo y aceptación by Kikinu
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia - All Media Types
16 Jun 2012
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A Peter le duele más le expresión en el rostro de Edmund, que el rechazo de Susan. Su hermana los mira con desprecio, con repulsión y Peter sólo quiere gritarle.
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A long time ago, in Narnia, Susan fell ill. It was Lucy then, who took care of her. Now many years later it was Susan's turn to care for Lucy, despite all that had happened since they lost Narnia. But none of it mattered because in the end they were sisters and they would love each other no matter what happened in their lives…
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Narnia: The Golden Age by grecianviolet
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia (Movies)
16 May 2012
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A series of connected vignettes that detail the Golden Age of Narnian history, during which Kings Peter and Edmund and Queens Susan and Lucy learn to govern, protect, and love their realm, even by learning how to leave it.
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Susan is no longer at home, but she isn't entirely removed from her siblings.
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Way Out In The Water by thispagealone
Chronicles of Narnia - All Media Types, Chronicles of Narnia (Movies)
13 May 2012
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This is the new series of missing moments from Voyage that I promised some time ago. I hope you'll enjoy them. Movieverse.
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- Part 7 of From East To West
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Written for be_themoon of livejournal, for the prompt "bodies of water."
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Morgana visits Narnia, and learns a thing or two. Written for twoskeletons of livejournal.
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In the winter, Susan is paler than the frost, and more delicate.
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Following Edmund's assassination, the Pevensies fall apart. In desperation, Susan gets Aslan to bring him back. More trouble ensues.