So happy Tuesday after Happy Cat Sacrifice Day! By whose authority am I back and work?
Easter dinner for 20 was fabulous though I'll assume my jet lagged state was responsible for the gross over-estimation of food (coupled with my epic failure at math). I also had to prepare for 2 readings at the church’s Easter Vigil mass (Moses parting the Red
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Likewise, Lucy will be solo too, just in different ways. And with the addition of being stuck at school, it makes her life that much harder (as Peter reflected in "Rat and Sword"). I think at least, she's not completely alone because she has the wonderful ability to talk to Aslan, or Briony or Aidan. (Oh, and about Lucy's spelling -- it's a lovely trait to give her because it makes her more real. And besides, if Mary Anning Russell [as an adult and well-known woman of science] can have atrocious spelling, why can't Lucy as well?)
I think that Digs and Polly not knowing does make sense. For them and the Pevensies, I'm sure it's Not Relevant in terms of the types of conversation they would have about Narnia. And even so, given how much Digory does not want to know about some of Peter's Narnian experiences, I think he's even less likely to want to know about the darker sides of ruling the kingdom. The interesting thing is that Asim (and I feel in some way, the other members of Russell House) knows and he's very good about keeping Secrets. Digs and Polly not knowing is probably the same as Eustace never knowing as well. (I don't know how much Jill would know, given how her mother offered her old Continental wardrobe to Susan in that chapter of AW.)
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