@Dilly: Thanks! Have you seen Alone, Yet Not Alone?

Llama.

Llamas who still haven't gotten to watch Ache-Dee-Dee-Why-Dee-Wah yet, but are hoping to soon..

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LlAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Duck! Please give us a quote from Alone, Yet Not Alone for two posts. (Other than the ones on the sets you made.)

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"Oh, God, do not leave or forsake me!"
Barbara Leininger.

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"Galasko has asked to marry Susquehanna."
"You're not Susquehanna! You're Barbara!"
Barbara Leininger and Marie LeRoy.

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Llamas who are quietly removing Toothless from on top of Hiccup--and then running for their lives! 😛

@Dilly: Thanks! Have you seen Alone, Yet Not Alone?

No, Jaygee, I haven't. But I've heard about it. What's it like?
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@Dilly: It's good... Got a lot of action and violence, more than I had remembered, but it's a good Christian movie that reinforces Christian values.

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@Dilly: In answer to your duck...
Hmm, how to link Courageous to Narnia. I guess one thing that comes to mind is that one of the Courageous characters says that spending time with one's kids should be a given of fatherhood. Thinking of that in relation to Narnia, I think of Tirian's memory of playing with his father in the garden.
There's also temptation in both. One of the Courageous characters has his own "Turkish Delight", which leads to a betrayal of trust.
And while both stories take a different angle to it, the importance of family features in both.

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