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There must have been magic in his mane. For she could feel the lion-strength going into her. Narnia Roleplay. ES RPG.

[thepurequeen]

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardobe// The Twins discover Narnia

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"What…?" Lucy breathed out, as she bravely took a step out onto the snow. Was she imaging this? Was she…. Dreaming? Had she possibly fallen and hit her head while running through the great hallways. 

"Felicity?" She asked, as she tightened her grip on her sisters hand. "What is this place?"  

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"I don't know." Felicity said in a hush whisper, her eyes crinkling, as she looked up at the snowy world around her. It didn't seem to end and she wasn't entirely sure where the snow stopped and the sky began. Tall, barren trees glided up into the heavens, christened by icicles and gentle feathers of snow. The entire scene looked as if it had been drawn by an angel. Lissy was a bit scared to step forwards and disturb something; however, she soon saw that as she walked, the falling flakes began to cover her footprints. "Lu?" She asked tentatively, grasping onto her twin sister's hand with equal vigor.

The pair advanced into the wood. Later, Felicity would have sworn that the trees were moving, and not by the wind. It was as if the forest was...alive, in a manner that things on the other side of the wardrobe door never had been and never would be. "Can't you feel it?" It felt like the way heroines described magic in all the fairytales she read at night. However, Lissy never finished her sentence. In the middle of the tall trees stood something very different entirely, something that she recognised from crossing every street corner on her way to school. A lamppost.

It appeared to be glowing on it's own, in the middle of wood. "Lucy! Look." Felicity pointed. She didn't have to say anything, for Lucy had noticed at the same time as she had. It wasn't quite clear what the oddity was doing in such a pure, crystalline place like this. "A lamp-post." Curiosity nearly got the better of Lissy and she almost broke away from her twin to investigate. A soft pattering on the ground stopped her. She watched her sister grab onto the lamp-post. Frightened, Lissy scampered behind the nearest tree. Both twins looked down at their feet, which weren't moving. If they weren't walking, who was?

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Felicity's Flowers

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  Helen nodded. “I think that’s a perfect spot for it, darling!” Helen smiled. Now that the kids’ grandparents were getting older, the garden wasn’t nearly as much attended to. “Would you like to gently pull it out of the pot while I go and get the gardening tools?”

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Felicity nodded, feeling a bit of anxiety bundle in her chest at those instructions. She carefully reached her small fingers into the pot and pulled. The rose and roots came up, with dirt shakily clinging to them. "Like this?" She called over her shoulder.

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Felicity's Flowers

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  "I would love to help, darling." Helen chuckled lightly, as she walked over and sat herself down on the edge of Felicity’s bed. "Do you like it? Daddy said when he saw it, he just had to get it for you!" Excitement was in Helen’s voice. It was times like these that she truly treasured. "Would you like to go pick out a spot for it outside?"

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Felicity knew the perfect spot. There was a space under the Willow tree in the Pevensie's back yard that had always held something growing. It had never been empty for as long as she could remember. It had been her Grandmother that usually tended the plot, but Lissy wondered if now, she could have a chance. "Right here." She nodded, carefully setting the pot in the earth.

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Felicity's Flowers

"Felicity?" Helen knocked on the door to her youngest daughters room, before peeking in ever so slightly. "Lissy, darling. Your father told me what he got you today." Helen smiled and leaned against the doorframe. "Would you like me to plant it with you? Show you how to take care of it?" Helen grinned, raising her eyebrows up in a questioning manner.

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"Mummy?" Lissy looked up and grinned, as her Mother peeked in the door. Indeed, the plant of question was sitting on Felicity's nightstand, underneath the lamp. It was small and a bit battered, but she loved it already. After pestering Susan to come away from her books, Lissy had succeeded in pouring a bit of water on the dry dirt, but the crooked leaves and falling blooms obviously needed more tender loving care. "Yes, please. Please, help."

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“Most of us, I suppose, have a secret country, but for most of us it is only an imaginary country. They were luckier than other people in that respect.”   -- C.S. Lewis 

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"You forget that you do choose your life and there are so many things to be grateful for and I feel like society has gotten to that point where we’re always looking for the next and the better and we lose sight of what’s actually in front of us."

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[thepurequeen]

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardobe// The Twins discover Narnia

It was a cold, dreary day. Rainy, and certainly not much fun for a typically rambunctious ten year old. Her tiny fingers pressed up against the glass of the window that barred her from the outside world. Hazel eyes watched the drops of rain slide down the pane. Down, down, and down. It never seemed to end. The spiral of the rain was like the intricate dance she felt she was facing in her life. If she were to take one step wrong, everything would collapse.

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The air was stuffy, and the wind was blowing. It had been raining off and on for the past week. Not the type of weather for a young, wild ten year old girl. Lucy spent most of those days with her little fingers presses up against the windows, silently pleading for the weather to let up, silently pleading to be allowed to go home. The rain never seemed to end, to a ten year old, anyways. 

The war had only just begun. All the children in the city had been evacuated. Lucy didn’t want to leave her home. She wanted to stay with her Mum and Dad. The place she truly felt safe. 

Lucy wasn’t the only one who had been upset. None of her siblings liked the idea very much of leaving home. Leaving Mummy and Daddy behind seemed to tear Lucy’s heart apart. It was all too unfair to her. She deeply missed the sense of home, of closeness. She wished she was back in her small home, whole family together, with their scratchy sheets. Lucy tried to put on a good face for her siblings, telling them everything was alright. 

One morning, Lucy looked over at her twin. She could tell how sad Lissy was, and Lucy thought she needed some good cheering up. Lucy looked at Peter hopefully, and took in a breath. “We could play hide and seek!” Lucy grinned at Peter, and glanced towards Lissy. ”Com’on, Peter, please!” Lissy pleaded, as she jumped off of her armchair. Lucy grinned as Lissy beamed her eyes at Peter.

"1…2….3…." Lissy squealed, and Lucy ran right after her. All of them except Peter were scrambling all throughout the enormous house, seeking out hiding places. Lucy watched as Lissy came across a orange curtain, where Lissy intended on hiding. But Edmund pushed her out of his way once he spotted it. Lucy turned the corner, and attempted to skid to a stop once she caught sight of Lissy turning the corner. *Boom* Lucy slammed right into Lissy, and she stumbled to the floor. "S-Sorry" Lucy scampered out, as she rose quickly to her feet, offering out a hand in return to Lissy. "Let me help you!"

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Felicity whimpered as she fell down onto the hard floor, and then looked up at her twin, biting her pink lip until a drop of blood came out. She pulled her hanky from her pocket and dabbed at it softly before being tugged along by her ever vibrant twin sister. "Where are we going?" She asked curiously, planting her feet right behind her sister's. "Slow down!" The count of their Peter's voice slowly made it's way up in numbers and Lucy tugged again. Was Felicity's arm going to fall off? She wasn't sure. Finally, she shook herself free and began to push at the doors that lined the hallway they had entered only moments before. Locked. Every single time she pushed it was locked. Lissy switched to the other side, pushing her shoulders into the wood, determined to find a hiding spot. Then, Lucy began to call her again and hearing the almost hushed, reverent tone of voice, her approach was cautious. A giant wardrobe was what caused her sister's great awe. Her fingers of one hand slipped into Lucy's, but the other hand was busy exploring the gentle, but curious engravings that covered the wardrobe door. It was nothing like she'd ever seen. "Is it...locked?" Lissy knew she'd only have to toy with the handle to find out, but she was too nervous to try it. "Ninety-eight....ninety-nine...one hundred..." She saw Lucy open the door and step in. No choice was left but to follow into the darkness. Hearing Peter's calls, Lissy shut the door behind herself and felt the darkness envelope them. But as she backed further in, it wasn't just coats she felt touching her fingertips. Cold? Trees? Quickly retracting her hand, Felicity turned around. A snowy wood. What is this place? She wondered.

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Darkness

Lissy’s fear of the dark began during her adventures on the Dawn  Treader and her encounters with the evil on the dark island. Her family has been a great comfort after in soothing her nightmares and making sure that the candles never go out, while she falls asleep.

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Flower

Felicity’s love for flowers has been ever since she was a wee girl and her Daddy, Jim Pevensie, bought her first rose bush at a small shop on the corner, about a street away from their home. As carefully as she could and with her Mummy’s guidance, Lissy began to care for the fragile plant. Her love and caring for things smaller than herself was innate from the beginning and gardening was a simple way she could show love.

[thepurequeen]

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardobe// The Twins discover Narnia

It was a cold, dreary day. Rainy, and certainly not much fun for a typically rambunctious ten year old. Her tiny fingers pressed up against the glass of the window that barred her from the outside world. Hazel eyes watched the drops of rain slide down the pane. Down, down, and down. It never seemed to end. The spiral of the rain was like the intricate dance she felt she was facing in her life. If she were to take one step wrong, everything would collapse.

The room was rather dark, and all too quiet. After the events of the previous day, it almost as if she couldn't see. Lissy hated it. Everything about this new place around her was resented. Her fingers slipped from the pane and curled into fists. Why was Mummy sending her away? It was unfair, wrong, and most of all the sheets were scratchy. It was such a trivial detail, but somehow it meant the world to her.

Even as the sun cleared, and a few more days passed, not one of her brothers and sisters cheered up. This didn't improve the child's mood and she felt herself sinking. How could not one hand of her siblings reach out to her? It didn't make sense. These were the deep questions she pondered as normality still surfaced of the quiet, new surroundings. Susan would tie bow's into her hair every morning, and ask if she was alright, the only soft response was "Fine, Su, thanks."

Someone was watching. Felicity underestimated the love, and eternal care that filled the heart of a twin. "We could play Hide and Seek!" Lucy piped up brightly one day, when the dismal rain had once again gotten the better of the usually jolly set. Even Lissy looked up at that. The book she'd taken from Susan's suitcase was inevitably boring, and she wished for her old copy of Grimm's Fairy Tales instead. But the Hide and Seek was the twin's favourite game. "Com'on, Peter, please!" Felic hopped off her her arm chair, and looked at him with big round eyes. He never could deny that face, and she knew it.

"One...two....three...." She felt a squeal come from her lips, and her small feet pattered down the hall. Oh my. The house was huge, and she had barely noticed it. Book shelves, and boxes offered brilliant places to store yourself away. Then she spotted it. A curtain, orange and long, flowed from a window in a nearly empty room. Felicity ran towards it, as quietly as possible, but felt herself shoved out of the way.

"I was here first!" Edmund exclaimed. Lissy shot him her nasty look - the one Mummy always got her in trouble for - and then scurried off. 

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