aesthetic sideblog to @pevenlis.

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peter pevensie edits (alt): attempting to use the gram and failing

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After a brutal battle High King Peter is hurriedly transported back to Cair Paraval, severely wounded, half-dead, he remains unconscious for more than a week. Susan, Edmund and Lucy all take turns to sit by his side, but there’s another unwavering presence  — that of his most loyal companion, patiently awaiting the return of life in familiar blue eyes.

peter & shawky’s adventures              @explur

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peter pevensie edits (alt): a tall and deep - chested man living his best life

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On their voyage, far from Narnian shores, High King Peter, his most beloved advisor Shawky, and a small crew of men, find themselves captured by a band of brutal criminals. During a failed attempt at escape, all bruised and battered, they are recaptured and given the option of going free in exchange for all their possessions and one man’s life. 

peter & shawky’s adventures              @explur

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peter pevensie edits: a tall and deep - chested man and a great warrior

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peter pevensie edits: boy, you are going to carry that weight a long time.

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peter pevensie edits: just your high king being a beaut

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"Philtatos," Achilles replied, sharply. Most beloved.” ― Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles. 

peter’s key relationships              @explur

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peter pevensie edits: just your high king being a beaut

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and they themselves grew and changed as the years passed over them. and peter became a tall and deep chested man and a great warrior, and he was called king peter the magnificent. and susan grew into a tall and gracious woman with black hair that fell almost to her feet. and she was called queen susan the gentle. edmund was a graver and quieter man than peter, and great in council and judgement. he was called king edmund the just. but as for lucy, she was always gay and golden haired, and all princes in those parts desired her to be their queen, and her own people called her queen lucy the valiant.

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TO THE CLEAR NORTHERN SKY! I GIVE YOU KING PETER THE MAGNIFICENT!