#m:anna popplewell

[rohirriiim]

THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN 2008 | dir. Andrew Adamson

[western-woods]

I thought there was no Christmas in Narnia? No, not for a long time… But the hope that you've brought, your majesties, have finally started to weaken the Witch's power.

[jessmalia]

Susan Pevensie + Text Posts (Part ???)

[mrs-jamesbbarnes]

Listen I’m rewatching Reign because I didn’t finish it the first time and I can’t stop laughing about this scene…

The writers really said, “Do you guys want to make J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis roll over in their graves? Let’s give a bow to the two actors on set most likely to know how to use it.”

So they had Haldir, the Elf…

teach Susan Pevensie how to use a bow

And honestly I can’t fault them for making this happen

[lenoreamidala]

ben barnes, william moseley, anna popplewell

2008 // 2019

[tetragonia]

I wish I were a Pevensie.

[deathofthelastromantics-blog]

"The Kings and Queens came to us so young, so brave. We raised them, we taught them, we loved them and they served so well. After they were gone all of Narnia grieved them, and we will miss them till the end of time. "

[drrav3nb]

HALO 4: FORWARD UNTO DAWN (dir. Stewart Hendler)

[nostalgc]

The Chronicles of Narnia, (2005-2008).

[rohirriiim]

Anna Popplewell as Queen Susan THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN 2008 | dir. Andrew Adamson

[western-woods]

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe + trivia

[jessmalia]

I’m curious about this so,

* You may interpret this as you want. Like, Peter and Susan both certainly have older sibling syndrome and eldest daughter is kind of a category of it’s own, so if you’re a woman and the eldest child in your family and your favorite is Susan that can still count as birth order aligning. But there’s probably eldest daughters who act more like Peter in the family dynamic and vice versa, so then the interpretation would be different.

This poll is mostly to see, since Narnia is so intrinsically about sibling relationships, how much the character you like the most have to do with them being relatable to you in the family dynamic. Or, alternatively, if a lot of people don’t like the character aligned with their birth order because they see too much of their flaws in them.

Please elaborate on your thoughts in the tags!

[where-our-stories-start]

[lenoreamidala]

narnia reunions through the years

[awinterrosesstuff]

Queen Susan the Gentle - Chronicles of Narnia

Anon request

[fukutomichi]

The Plagiarist (2019) directed by James Popplewell Sam Hazeldine as Jason Harlow For @thequeensjester ❤ Thank you for the recommendation!