The Witch's Sister

OK.I just read the other chapter.It appears that Mr.Tumnis is in the story also...I hate him. :D :rolleyes:
Edmund should get some cover from Susan unless they run into the wolf dudes.
 
Yes, do keep writing. Meanwhile, in defense of Mr. Tumnus:

We are conditioned by popular culture to think that it will be attractive and/or impressive characters who do the great deeds which make all the difference. It was in conformity with this attitude that Peter Jackson changed Frodo Baggins from an early-middle-aged hobbit gentleman into the pretty boy Elijah Wood. But being heroic is not defined by being glamorous. Tumnus is important in the story of LWW precisely _because_ he isn't an awesome centaur or a dashing swashbuckler. He is the fantasy-world equivalent of an ordinary fallible man--who, at one crucial moment, chooses right instead of wrong, and so makes a vital difference.


Joseph Ravitts, author of "Southward the Tigers: a Tale in the Days of King Frank"
 
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