narnia (2005) sentence starters!!
feel free to change the pronouns/anything to make these fit!!
‘what on earth do you think you’re doing!?’
‘quickly! the shelter! now!’
‘come on, you idiot! run!’
‘you could’ve got us killed!’
‘why can’t you just do as you’re told?’
‘dad wouldn’t make us go…’
‘promise me you’ll look after the others.’
‘we could play hide and seek!’
‘but we’re already having so much fun.’
‘i ain’t gonna smell it, if that’s what you want.’
‘he shouldn’t be saying anything!’
‘you couldn’t give me ten minutes’ warning?’
‘there is hope, dear. lots of hope.’
‘oh, yeah! there’s a right bit more than hope!’
‘they don’t even know about the prophecy!’
‘i think you’ve made a mistake…’
‘this is all your fault!’
‘i didn’t know what would happen!’
‘maybe if you’d just listen to me in the first place!’
‘this isn’t going to help [name]…
‘HOW DARE YOU COME ALONE!’
‘you look an awful lot like one of the bad ones.’
‘like…everything we’ve ever heard.’
‘he is getting a little bossy.’
‘battles are ugly affairs.’
‘i…think i could be brave enough….’
‘now, these are tools, not toys.’
‘bear them well. and wisely.’
‘wait! can’t you just think about this for a minute!?’
‘we don’t have a minute!’
‘i’m just trying to be realistic…!’
‘no, you’re trying to be smart! as usual!’
‘if mum knew what we were doing…!’
‘maybe we should listen to him!’
‘kill him! kill him now!’
‘just because some man in a red coat hands you a sword doesn’t make you a hero! just drop it!’
‘where are the humans headed?’
‘not to seem rude, but i wasn’t actually talking to you.’
‘i’m glad this creature got to see some honesty…before he dies!’
‘think about who’s side you’re on, [name]. mine? or theirs?’
‘if it’s a war [name] wants…then it’s a war he shall get.’
‘maybe it’s because you look funny.’
‘and where is the fourth?’
‘then he has betrayed us all!’
‘you’re not going to kill me?’
‘i’m sure they’ll pack something up for the journey back.’
‘that boy shall die. as is tradition.’
‘his blood is my property.’
‘try and take him, then.’
‘do you really think mere force will deny me my right?’
‘you dare not refuse me.’
‘enough. i shall talk with you alone.’
‘how do i know your promise will be kept?’
‘shouldn’t you both be in bed?’
‘couldn’t we come with you?’
‘now [name]…i’m a little disappointed in you…’
‘did you honestly think by all this that you could save the human traitor?’
‘it’s too late…he’s gone.’
‘we have to tell the others.’
‘we can’t just leave him!’
‘there’s no time. they need to know.’
‘there’s too many of them!’
‘get the girls and get them home!’
‘well that’s all we’ll catch at this rate!’
‘you wouldn’t believe us if we told you…’