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Dated 1 December 2011:
Contrary to what you might think, it is quite often just as disappointing to be right about something as it is to not be right about it. Being right about an exam question or what will be served for dinner is all well and good, but there are times when you might rather not be right at all. Peter Pevensie (High King Peter, for he was back in Narnia) was having one of those moments where having guessed correctly wasn't satisfying in the least, for he had suspected treachery, and almost no one likes to be right about that.
In which Peter Pevensie returns to the island fresh from battle, meets his brother, and they manage to get (mostly) home before getting into a fight.
[ HERE | Ongoing | PG-13]
Contrary to what you might think, it is quite often just as disappointing to be right about something as it is to not be right about it. Being right about an exam question or what will be served for dinner is all well and good, but there are times when you might rather not be right at all. Peter Pevensie (High King Peter, for he was back in Narnia) was having one of those moments where having guessed correctly wasn't satisfying in the least, for he had suspected treachery, and almost no one likes to be right about that.
In which Peter Pevensie returns to the island fresh from battle, meets his brother, and they manage to get (mostly) home before getting into a fight.
[ HERE | Ongoing | PG-13]