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Chapter 11 The word for this one is "fear". There are instances of fearlessness, of course, as when certain of the Narnians rally to Tirian, but the...
Been busy, so I'll probably still be playing catch-up for a bit!Chapter 9 I suppose my word for this one is "entreat". Specifically used when Tirian...
I like the comparison to the one grateful leper, Lily! Chapter 6: What struck me on this reading was everyone's experience. Tirian obviou...
(As am I.)Very nicely done! Chapter 4: The word for this chapter is "little". The little tickle that Tirian couldn't rid himself of. The little Be...
I do love me some contrast, and both of your poems for 3 and 4 achieved that. Chapter 2: Perhaps I'll end up with a theme of impressions ...
Chapter 1: What struck me first and immediately this go-'round was the isolation of Shift and Puzzle's "neighbourhood". While they're not completely...
Ooh, very good, Lily! I especially like the first stanza -- it's just so evocative! I had intended to get my reading in tonight, but things came up ...
And finally, chapter 16. I always love reading this part, when Aslan's blood raises Caspian to new life in Aslan's country. Because Caspian belongs to...
Chapter 15: I sooooo wanted to do a lovely little landscape of the moon shining down on Narnia's first snowfall, and all the dancers revelling in it, ...
Chapter 14: I chose to go with the gnomes going home to Bism, to keep with my light/dark contrast theme. image1a.jpg
I took way too long of a hiatus, but I'm back! Chapter 13 naturally had to star my favourite imagery from this book: Rilian's shield turning from bl...
Helloooo! I'm back from my sojourn! @Rennie: Rilian's shield transforming is absolutely my favourite bit of imagery from this book. I like your tak...
Last one for now, chapter 10. I gave into my love for light/dark contrast again, aiming this time for the arch and stairs leading to Rilian. After all...
