How to develop the romance

[stumpy1243]

Really?

I think that the best part of Narnia is that there isn't that much romance. I think thats important because it really reminds you that these characters are still mainly children. So, i don't know if to much romance is really needed. Things don't have to be overfull with romance. I think the whole adventure can make up for that part of the story. Sure we still need Ramandu's daughter, but i think they don't need to go all out.

 

[Alambil and Tarvis]

I think that the best part of Narnia is that there isn't that much romance. I think thats important because it really reminds you that these characters are still mainly children. So, i don't know if to much romance is really needed. Things don't have to be overfull with romance. I think the whole adventure can make up for that part of the story. Sure we still need Ramandu's daughter, but i think they don't need to go all out.

I agree with that

 

[Chisha92]

At this point I think they need to spend more time on this romance than in the book because of the Susan/ Caspian fling. I think some people some people will be quite upset if Caspian just abandons his previous feelings for Susan and ends up with someone the fans know nothing about. I think it's important for the viewers to like Caspian/ Ramandu's Daughter better than they liked Caspian/ Susan. We must also consider, this is Hollywood and in PC they did add a romance that wasn't even in the book so when there actually is a romance to make something of, I think they will spend more time on it.

As for how to develop it, I didn't read every previous post so I hope I'm not copying anyone (if I am please don't sue me lol), I do have an idea though it does stray from the book.
Caspian and Ramandu's Daughter meet on Ramandu's Island as they did in the book. There is an attraction but not the undignified puppy love sort. Then when they are choosing who can continue on their voyage to the world's end Ramandu's Daughter asks if they might consider allowing her to accompany them. She presents the idea that her services would be valuable, as she knows the eastern-most parts of the world better than any of the crew. (The real reason for her request is she wants to learn more about Caspian.) Caspian thinks this is a wonderful idea and says she can room with Lucy. (I think it would be good if Enmund and Lucy could befriend RD and give their approval of Caspian's moving on after the fling with Susan rather than the relationship causing any sort of friction between the Pevensies and Caspian.) While on the voyage Caspian and RD fall in love. Then they go back to Ramandu's Island, get married, go back to Narnia and then live happily ever after untill The Silver Chair.