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Well, we do know that it’s old because when Father Christmas came, his gift to Beaver was to fix it, which means that that probably would’ve needed to be done since the last time Father Christmas was in Narnia.

I think it could be a good idea. They could use a two part story to answer the Susan question, like ASOUE did with the sugar bowl in the Netflix series.

Watched Mr. Monks Last Case awhile ago. I’ve seen everything Monk and always have it on/interact with the fandom on YouTube. I hope “last” means something else and we get more Monk. I was very happy for the COVID update they did.

The Hobbit was said to be written by Tolkien for his children. Have they said what their thoughts are about it?

Phillip Pullman opposed Lewis and his writings on religious grounds. If Lewis didn’t infuse his writings with his faith, then Pullman likely would find little wrong with it.

I feel like the Disney Jadis gets an advantage because they had a larger budget.

Still, another place to meet other Narnia fans is good to have.

The A Team would be very interesting traveling around meeting other teams/characters. Imagine The A Team just meeting King Cold, not even fighting him, just meeting and talking about/to him.

For an example, why did they build their house there? Was it a strategic position? They built that tunnel, so they likely built the home during Jadis’ reign.

I would really say that the stories are about a young adult going on an adventure and all of the things that come with that. There are relatable things, but mostly these are fantasy and supernatural stories. I’d say that there’s something that everyone can relate to; one of the main characters...

I just want to say that we should remember that people can get out of these stories whatever they end up getting out of them. If they end up discovering a deeper meaning great, but if they end up loving it as a whimsical adventure story only, then there's nothing wrong with that either. The...

Two and a half hours feels like a decent time. You can always do Part 1 and 2 for films that might demand that, if necessary.

Yes, I can see that it is, unfortunately, not as active as one might like.

Perhaps somebody in Charn found out how to get to the Wood between the Worlds and stashed Charn's literature in one of the other worlds.

Why do you say you formerly liked Percy Jackson? Do you no longer?

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Are we not thinking the Beavers? They were my first thought. How much do we really know about them?

Of course, the wood between the worlds is, as the name suggests, not a world in its own right. So, time might pass differently there or not at all. Perhaps you can’t fall asleep. Something like auto-pilot and falling asleep just assigns you to a random world.

I believe that Lewis decided not to reveal Edmund and Aslan’s conversation (well, probably as a symbolic representation of confession) because he still wanted to keep some parts of Edmund’s motivation for the big battle scene. I could be wrong, but this really was Edmund’s story and his...

I think the first thing they likely discussed was Jadis’ treachery. Aslan doesn’t seem to have anything positive to say about her. He likely would’ve blamed any wrongdoing on her part and absolved Edmund of any blame.