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Aug 19, 2006 20:52

Narnian. Bar. Armchair.

Tea?

...Well, what do you think?

tirian, amy, susan pevensie

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 01:58:06 UTC
. . . probably?

And if he doesn't, well, the rather dressed up woman settling into a nearby armchair might be persuaded to share hers.

A smile, as a greeting.

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last_king August 20 2006, 02:04:36 UTC
Tirian returns the smile, nodding to her courteously.

"Goodeven, lady."

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 02:07:28 UTC
"It is a good evening, isn't it?" she says, Cheerfully.

"I don't believe we've met. I'm Amy."

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last_king August 20 2006, 02:16:42 UTC
"It has been, thus far," he agrees. "And no, I don't believe we have. Tirian of Narnia, at your service."

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 02:19:24 UTC
"Another Narnian?" she says, with what must be deemed a grin. "And I keep thinking I've met all of you. Well, Tirian of Narnia, we're well met, indeed. I'm Caspian's sister. Adopted, of course, but sister none-the-less."

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last_king August 20 2006, 02:35:12 UTC
Tirian looks surprised for a moment, and then smiles broadly.

"It's a very great pleasure to meet you, then. Caspian is a kinsman of mine." He pauses, then grins. "Which I suppose makes you a kinswoman."

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 02:41:04 UTC
"Yes, I'd say it does. Which kinsman of Caspian's are you? Now I'm horridly curious to know how we're related."

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last_king August 20 2006, 02:46:55 UTC
"Well, it's a bit complicated. I'm his--

Tirian pauses for a moment, thinking.

"Great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson."

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 02:56:38 UTC
"Which makes me your great-great-great-oh, bother, I don't think I caught all of those--rather a lot of great's aunt."

She laughs.

"I suddenly feel old."

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last_king August 20 2006, 03:05:27 UTC
Tirian chuckles.

"I've become used to it with him, I suppose. Strange as it seemed at first."

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 03:16:05 UTC
"Your definition of family rather changes and expands here," she says. "But in very good ways, it's been my experience. I've just never been an ancestor of sorts before."

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last_king August 20 2006, 03:29:36 UTC
"I suppose not," he agrees. Not everyone here is as young as they look--Caspian being a case in point--but Amy does seem very young.

"If you yourself aren't a Narnian--did you meet Caspian and the others here?"

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kitchen_maid August 20 2006, 03:36:15 UTC
Well, she's older than she's ever been before.

"Yes, not long after I first got here. I'm from Phantasmo--Ambergeldar."

She's still getting the hang of that.

"Caspian, and the Pevensies, and Eustace, and Rilian, and Cora. There are a lot of people from Narnia here."

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last_king August 22 2006, 03:43:36 UTC
He nods, smiling.

"There are, at that. What of your land?" He pauses a moment to recall what she'd said, "Ambergeldar? Are there any kinsmen of yours here?"

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kitchen_maid August 25 2006, 02:28:18 UTC
"Well, I met Perry, my husband, here. I grew up in Phantasmorania -- Ambergeldar is to the west of us. I'm very fortunate that we're from the same time and roughly the same place. I think, though, that we're the only two people from our particular version of Earth who have ever been in. But you never know when someone else is going to turn up."

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