[ SECRET POST #2535 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2535 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I get ya. It's not a big deal to me, but I get a bit... 'but Jesus has never existed in this world!' when I see Christmas fic in an non-AU setting. Or when Father Christmas pops up in Narnia...

[(Anonymous)]

I don't mind a Christmas-like celebration if it's just supposed to be a generic holiday for their winter solstice or some in-world historical event. Lots of cultures have solstice celebrations, and as long as it isn't specifically 'Christmas' I'll usually give it a pass.

(And in Narnia's defense, Aslan essentially is lion-shaped Jesus.)

[tree_and_leaf]

Plus the first humans to live in Narnia were from Victorian London. It's just about hand-wavable that Christmas celebrations might have come into Narnia with them.

[(Anonymous)]

Doesn't Father Christmas...actually show up in Narnia in canon, though? In The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, doesn't he come whizzing by while all the kids are hiding under a snowbank hoping the sleigh they can hear isn't the White Witch's? And everybody gets a present but Edmund, who, being po-faced and also addicted to magic candy, had at that point gone to sell them all out.

/pedant

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Unless that was actually your point in which case feel free to ignore me.

[(Anonymous)]

Indeed, it was a measure of the White Witch's evil that she made it always winter but never Christmas. The White Witch turns into stone a group of animals celebrating with Father Christmas provided goodies. So now I'm trying to figure out if the OP of the comment is trolling or merely forgetful.