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I actually don'tsee the big appeal of Lucy at all

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I am a Lasaraleen apologist, and a The Horse And His Boy apologist in general. Lasaraleen has good intentions and is full of bravery; she's also a product of her upbringing and environment and the same goes for C.S. Lewis! they're both clunky in their efforts and that doesn't take away from the good they do.

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Narnia made me realize what god is all about and after Christian culture was twisted by the media. Also Edmund and Lucy and possibly Susan are all queer

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Seeing the new interview with Greta has made me really optimistic. Sounds like she really cares on making these adaptations good

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I miss Narnia so much from time to time

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Even if I am neutral on the Caspian / Susan relationship, I honestly do not find anything real, worthy, in the relationship between Caspian and Liliandil.

Their communication was just flirting in the movies with no proof that they were fitful for each other while in the books it was this Sleeping Beauty archetype that wasn’t true love, and he just decided when he saw her to marry her. Not to mention that in the books Liliandil isn’t even given a name. She’s just there… so yeah I cannot take this seriously sorry.

I can’t understand why Narnia fans are so insistent on this ship…

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Even if I am neutral on the Caspian / Susan relationship, I honestly do not find anything real, worthy, in the relationship between Caspian and Liliandil.

Their communication was just flirting in the movies with no proof that they were fitful for each other while in the books it was this Sleeping Beauty archetype that wasn’t true love, and he just decided when he saw her to marry her. Not to mention that in the books Liliandil isn’t even given a name. She’s just there… so yeah I cannot take this seriously sorry.

I can’t understand why Narnia fans are so insistent on this ship…

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People need to stop commenting about Skandar’s looks. It’s not only childish and rude, but the people doing it would not accept it was it done towards a women

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Even if I am neutral on the Caspian / Susan relationship, I honestly do not find anything real, worthy, in the relationship between Caspian and Liliandil.

Their communication was just flirting in the movies with no proof that they were fitful for each other while in the books it was this Sleeping Beauty archetype that wasn’t true love, and he just decided when he saw her to marry her. Not to mention that in the books Liliandil isn’t even given a name. She’s just there… so yeah I cannot take this seriously sorry.

I can’t understand why Narnia fans are so insistent on this ship…

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I don’t really like Suspian. Not because it wasn’t in the books, but it felt like it was forced in for the sake of fan service. I mean, they did have interactions (I’m talking about movie wise in this case) but it wasn’t really much. I mean, there was no point to adding the ship since Susan didn’t come back to Narnia after that sooooo yeah. If you like the ship, that’s completely fine, but it’s not for me.

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After watching Netflix's Heartstopper and how it portrayed it's British teenagers well, how well-involved the author was in the production and how well they fleshed out the graphic novel's light hearted tone very well, I'm a little positive with Netflix's Narnia... IF ONLY THEY JUST POST SOME NEWS ABOUT IT. And also, for older conservatives fans to stop being extreme purists and just enjoy what we'll have. If you don't like it, shut up and read the books instead. Let people enjoy stuff for once.

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Im a hardcore Narniafan since 2002 at 7yo, and I find it sad that it's not much talked about in public, not as much as HP, LOTR, Marvel, DC, etc. I get it though: the recent movies were not complete and secular fans avoid the Christian undertone topics or the outdated portrayals of race and gender. But I wish it is talked about more just for being a fantasy series. Look at PJO: it got bad movies but it also has a strong fandom for years. I wish the Narnia fandom was like that.