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And find a way into Narnia (and start a revolt, seriously, why do animals need human monarchs? It's racisist, colonical griffin dung), run The Labyrinth (not for Bowie!Jareth, funnily enough, I juat want to know if I could beat it) and become a magical ninja (because, dude, magical ninja). ;___;
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(Anonymous) 2012-03-14 11:56 pm (UTC)(link)no subject
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and the Wardrobe
C.S. LEWIS: Finally, a utopia ruled by children and populated by talking animals.
THE WITCH: Hi, Iām a sexually mature woman of power and confidence.
C.S. LEWIS: Ah! Kill it, lion Jesus!
(Still my favorite summation of C.S Lewis' most famous work >.>)
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(Anonymous) 2012-03-15 09:39 am (UTC)(link)Yeah, I'm certainly seeing racism and colonialism here.
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Possibly they intended the children to act as figureheads to placate Aslan. Go off on hunting parties and stringing along interested parties for royal marriages, kids, we'll just run the country.
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(Anonymous) 2012-03-15 11:28 am (UTC)(link)Seriously, maybe you've never had much exposure to actual colonial arguments and literature? I grew up surrounded by children's books about the progress and advances made through the British Empire (that's what happens if most of your books are bought cheap secondhand in the mid-20th century in England), and your perspective on the native Narnians is pretty exactly the point-of-view those stories had of the natives in the Empire.
Lewis is not the one mocking the religion and culture of the native people, while proposing to stamp it out and replace it with his own, all for their own good.
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Believe me, I grew up around a ton of Imperialist-influenced kid's books myself- most of them being hand-me-downs from my mother. Mocking their Imperialist streak now is just my approach to the whole ridiculous concept.
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(Anonymous) 2012-03-15 12:31 pm (UTC)(link)And finally I do NOT think that their religion and culture are stupid but the fact that the separate groups never work together because they insist on having monarchs with very short shelf lives govern them IS stupid. Everything fell apart after the Pevensies left Narnia, they waited around for their kings and queens to come back instead of holding elections, setting up a council, etc. If you get conquered, especially more than once then you have to look for the reason why. The reason is they expect someone else to save them.
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Too bad he wasn't alive during the years of the White Witch, with the dilated timeline. Although he might well have been statued for his insubordination. Hmm.
If you get conquered, especially more than once then you have to look for the reason why. The reason is they expect someone else to save them.
Unless you don't have natural borders, but as The Horse's Boy proves, Narnia has them. But exactly- the Talking Animals have helpless victim mentality, which Aslan set up in the first place by kinging a random cabbie at the very beginning just because he was human.
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