#suspian

[dont-let-me-eat-pears]

well, they live happily ever after in my head, and that's all that matters.

[lyds25]

"I bet on losing dogs" by Mitski was actually written about me and how I always fall for the ship that won't make it through, the one that was too good to happen, the one that made me happy and destroyed me

[rei-the-head-shaker]

https://www.tiktok.com/@cose.editz/video/7560822872474651927?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7515745786862323222

[eatsleepandsing]

mistletoe | a Suspian christmas fic

Caspian celebrates his first Christmas as King of Narnia

[amalthiaph]

I think the beauty of this ship is the impossibility of it. It's one that's 'wrong place, wrong time' and I think that's beautiful.

(I just relied on the caption in the movie for the line so idrk if I got it right)

I need to find a better coping mechanism.

[books-typo-and-the-fandom]

Somehow ran into a Narnia fanfic and now

1) I'm a strong Suspian shipper, having no idea what's the plot here

2) have an urge to read the whole series (read 3,5 books years ago)

3) will return to (or, really, get to know for the first time) another classic thanks to fanfiction, of all things

[tmorriscode]

The first time I watched Prince Caspian, I was a little dubious about the romance plot. But it’s my third time watching it since it came out. And honestly? The Caspian/Susan romance works fine if you think of it like a summer camp romance. It’s not the love of their life, but it’s a rite of passage. And really, who hasn’t had one of those teenage short term summer romances that consist mostly of holding sweaty hands and blushing over stolen kisses? The kind of romance that fades away within a few weeks after the end of camp because the other person lives in a different city?

The movie shows that Susan struggles to connect with people her own age. It must be hard to be mentally 30 and physically 15. Her walls are high and thick. She is a fortress unto herself.

Caspian is punching a bit above his weight class, if we’re being honest. (He’s got high standards, our boy. First Narnia’s most legendary Queen, then an actual lived-in-the-sky star. I suppose when you look like Ben Barnes, you can get away with that kind of thing.)

But he’s sweet and sincere and Susan gradually lets down her guard. That last bit of reserve melts in time for her to have a bit of a moment with him (which is a nice easy way for the movie’s creators to show to us that she’s ready to take down her walls, let people in and connect with the larger world around her.)

Granted, by the Last Battle, she will have taken that lesson too far, but the lessons that bring her back to Narnia aren’t lessons that she can learn in Narnia.

[idkwhattoputhere4010]

I think Caspian knew what he was doing when he married a woman named Lilliandil, which is a variant of the name Lillian which means "lily," which is also what the name Susan means.