#rangerelik

[madame-wilsonn]

Merry Christmas 🎄🎄❤️

Thank you! You, too 🥰

[peakyblinded]

☆ put this star into the inbox of your favourite blogs. It's time to spread positivity 🤍🧚🏻‍♀️

[adorethedistance]

Hiii! I was wandering if you could write as story for me. I was thinking something about Carlie X reader where the reader is related to someone from the cast and she would do something at the set of JatP? And one day she would be talking with girls and realised that she loves Charlie and they get together. You could do it smut if you want. Oh, and I almost forgot, could they conceive a baby if it isn't too much to ask for... Thanks a lot, I love your writing so much ❤️

the fic has been posted ! I hope you enjoy <3

[juliesmolinas]

peach and yellow

thank you so much 💖

[mirclealignr]

Well.. It would be more colours than one... So, let it be: cinnamon, mauve, blush, fuchsia and burgundy.

cinnamon - you’re a really cool person and i admire you from afar

OH GOD THANK YOU! you’re amazing <3

mauve - you’re really talented.

oh goodness, thank you so much!

blush - seeing you on my dash makes my day a little better

i’m sobbing. Seeing you in my notifs does the exact same thing to me!

fuchsia - your blog content is gold

AH THANK YOU BBY

burgundy - i get excited when i see posts from you

🥺🥺 wow, i- thank you.

send a colour!

[narniadynasty]

Okay, first off, @rangerelik, don’t tell me to calm down. You don’t like me defending what I believe then stop interacting with my posts. I have every right to get angry when people keep forcing their OPINION on me and acting like it’s absolute law or fact. IT IS NOT. 

Secondly, it’s not actually a Christian book. Just because Lewis used certain religious themes and beliefs from Christianity doesn’t make it Christian. First and foremost it is a FICTIONAL. FANTASY. SERIES. 

He has Greek and Roman aspects in it too. Does that make it inherently Greek or Roman? No it doesn’t because it’s a fantasy series INSPIRED BY different religions or cultures. 

Here’s an actual quote from Lewis himself on allegory and Christianity and Narnia:

“If Aslan represented the immaterial Deity, he would be an allegorical figure. In reality however he is an invention giving an imaginary answer to the question, “What might Christ become like if there really were a world like Narnia and He chose to be incarnate and die and rise again in that world as He actually has done in ours?” This is not allegory at all. So in Perelandra. This also works out a supposition. . . . Allegory and such supposals differ because they mix the real and the unreal in different ways.” 

So no, Narnia is not some allegorical book representing Christianity. Stop trying to say it is when he HIMSELF said it’s not.