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Two questions...

1. According to the timeline section on the second disc, what is the ratio of time that passes in Narnia to that on Earth? It was kind of funny when they described years of events compared to the professor setteling in his chair.

2. What would happen if you lived years in Narnia, came out of the wardrobe and became a kid again, and then went back in. Would you be in Narnia as a kid or an adult?
 
theanimator said:
Two questions...

1. According to the timeline section on the second disc, what is the ratio of time that passes in Narnia to that on Earth? It was kind of funny when they described years of events compared to the professor setteling in his chair.

2. What would happen if you lived years in Narnia, came out of the wardrobe and became a kid again, and then went back in. Would you be in Narnia as a kid or an adult?
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To Q2 I was thinking the exact same thing...You would think leaving narnia as a adult you'd return that way...but then as the children do they return as kids...I guess as kids you get more adventures lol....it could of ended up like ground dog day or major deja vu.
 
It is actually established when you check the timeline in all seven books that there is not a fixed ratio. And that would make sense because our two respective universes are not interlinked and synchronized. Otherwise under no possible conditions would Caspian have lived long enough to have seen any of the Pevensies more than once. They weren't THAT MUCH OLDER by the end of the world and we're to assume their universe began in around 1890 in The Magician's Nephew. Literally thousands of years passed in the intervening fifty.

I like to think about it as two scrunched up blankets put side by side. put a mark here and there where both of them touch and then straighten them out. You'll be surprised what you see. Some places that had deep folds on one and not on the other will be dramatically different.
 
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Chakal said:
I like to think about it as two scrunched up blankets put side by side. put a mark here and there where both of them touch and then straighten them out. You'll be surprised what you see. Some places that had deep folds on one and not on the other will be dramatically different.
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Woah. Thats like, an awesome explaination. Maybe being old does have its uses. :p
 
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