[ SECRET POST #4192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4192 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

yes, Susan referred to Narnia as 'those silly childhood games' or something of the sort so Lucy's snip about her wearing lipstick wasn't what excluded her, it was her turning away from Aslan and Narnia. And she wasn't on the train so her story wasn't done. When one of his fans wrote to him, upset about Susan, Lewis wrote back that he hoped she would find her way back and I think that would have been a fascinating story.

But the whole 'and everything up to now had only been the title page of their grand adventure, school was out and the holiday had begun' was hardly 'and they lived happily ever after eating fruit'. It was that everything they'd done until now, all those adventures, were only pale notions of what was to come that was higher and further and realer than anything they'd known before. The last lines of The Last Battle are all about the Story really, finally beginning. Which if I'm going to pick an idea for heaven, sounds like a pretty exciting one to me.