Mansion Log. Open to View. oo1.
Date Unclear,
Left Narnia and it was Autumn.
Came to "the Mansion" to find Winter. Time passes strangely in Narnia, and in the World of Men. This is not so unusual.
Was reunited with three of the sovereigns of old. No sign of Aslan, though the Queen Lucy whispers to me that he is here. High King Peter to take a queen, a most charming girl: Georgiana Darcy. Mild-mannered, gentle, a good Queen for a good King. King Edmund also courting, have yet to meet the girl. Her name is Lydia. Will investigate further.
The White Witch is here. Whichever dwarf summoned her will be punished accordingly. Queen Lucy is unharmed, and so I am content. I will go back to be sure the other sovereigns are well, and assist if needed.
The Lady I am betrothed to has not shown herself here. A sad thing, for already temptation has settled in. Will be a good, virtuous king and ignore the way my heart burns.
She is lovely though, and should never fear her beauty is second-rate, not when her heart is so pure.
-Caspian X.
Typist: The Grammar of the log is not meant to be completely accurate. Having read more than a few "ship logs" I thought Caspian would simply write thoughts and events as they came to him and since it is a journal, not a story, he would not bother to elaborate or be proper. This is simply a recording of events, after all. Open to any and all, especially Narnians and those who know of Narnia. Caspian is decidedly taken from the end of Voyage of the Dawn Treader, yet before he is wed and with a son--he is, however, engaged to the girl (who C.S. Lewis really should have named). If a Rilian shows up, likely he will know him, though. He is indeed speaking of Lucy, whom is about the age of 16 or so, or at least has been recently. Expect him to be coming to the Kings of Old for advice on that soon.
Left Narnia and it was Autumn.
Came to "the Mansion" to find Winter. Time passes strangely in Narnia, and in the World of Men. This is not so unusual.
Was reunited with three of the sovereigns of old. No sign of Aslan, though the Queen Lucy whispers to me that he is here. High King Peter to take a queen, a most charming girl: Georgiana Darcy. Mild-mannered, gentle, a good Queen for a good King. King Edmund also courting, have yet to meet the girl. Her name is Lydia. Will investigate further.
The White Witch is here. Whichever dwarf summoned her will be punished accordingly. Queen Lucy is unharmed, and so I am content. I will go back to be sure the other sovereigns are well, and assist if needed.
The Lady I am betrothed to has not shown herself here. A sad thing, for already temptation has settled in. Will be a good, virtuous king and ignore the way my heart burns.
She is lovely though, and should never fear her beauty is second-rate, not when her heart is so pure.
-Caspian X.
Typist: The Grammar of the log is not meant to be completely accurate. Having read more than a few "ship logs" I thought Caspian would simply write thoughts and events as they came to him and since it is a journal, not a story, he would not bother to elaborate or be proper. This is simply a recording of events, after all. Open to any and all, especially Narnians and those who know of Narnia. Caspian is decidedly taken from the end of Voyage of the Dawn Treader, yet before he is wed and with a son--he is, however, engaged to the girl (who C.S. Lewis really should have named). If a Rilian shows up, likely he will know him, though. He is indeed speaking of Lucy, whom is about the age of 16 or so, or at least has been recently. Expect him to be coming to the Kings of Old for advice on that soon.