Chapters 13-14Deep magicDeep mercyThe curse is reversingThis king does not sacrifice pawns.

Chapters 9-10 Chapters 11-12For the first time I thought about what happens to the reindeer once they're cut loose from the sledge. I like to thi...

Chapters 7-8I like how distinct, but each good in its own way, the homes of Tumnus and the Beavers are. Tumnus is clearly very artistic and cultured ...

@Ariel Great observations! I love the detail of them wanting to take apart the armour. I would have loved to see Macready's reaction if they had succe...

Chapters 5-6I love the scenes where they get into Narnia and experience all the wonder of first discovering it together!One of my favourite things I'v...

Chapters 3-4Turkish DelightDelight, but it is darkness too.Powdered sugar brushes off my fingers mixes with the powdered snow and lingerson my mind.It...

@ Ariel It's also evocative of the age old tradition of judging a person by the contents of their book shelf which I enjoy doing when visiting people...

Something I'd add to that is that the kids (Peter especially) seem to be almost treating this like a vacation. If it weren't for the opening sentences...

Chapters 1-2A big old housewith a hundred doorsand one to another world. I was thinking about how we so often gloss over the details in Chapter 1. I'...

I'm on board 😀

A bit late, but Happy TLCversary Hobbit!!! 🙂 *makes Hobbit a flower crown*

Hullo Orik!Doesn't feel necessary to introduce myself, but I enjoy reading your account of yourself :)"What's the worst thing that could happen?" I wo...

Narnia has taught me.....to find hope in obedience even when the circumstances are dark, the way Puddleglum reminded Eustace and Jill that they were f...

Nice work Netty!

This is tough. Miraz was at his most murdery time of life right before usurping, and post donkey Rabadash is probably his safest stage, but even so Ra...