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Ema Konrádová

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The Art of Alan Lee and John Howe: Photo

The Art of Alan Lee and John Howe : Photo

the many roles of queen elizabeth in shakespeare's play, henry and helenn

Narnia. Peter Susan Lucy Edmund.

a red and white sign with the words keep calm and enter the warrobe

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I don't usually like those 'keep calm' posters, because no one even knows what they are anymore, but this one I can tolerate. :P

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I have always loved how quickly Will became like Georgie's protective big brother.

two people standing next to each other with the caption that reads, i'm glad

I HATE SUSAN ANS CASPIAN TOGETHER UGH THAT WAS NOT IN THE BOOK ITS CASPIAN AND LILLIANDIL (to all commenting, this is from a previous pinned)

an image of a demon with horns and the caption only token and lewis could make trees this awesome

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The dryads in the movie aren't even as awesome as in the book....but that's none of my business ;p

This was one of the most emotional, purely amazing scenes in the movie.

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Awkward...

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Edmund so proud of Lucy

an image of the same movie character in different scenes, one is looking at another

i've pinned this multiple times but I love it so much :(:

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The Bible in The Magician’s Nephew: As Long as a Son of Adam or Daughter of Eve Rule in Narnia — Desirée M. Mondesir

Welcome to the second installment of The Bible in The Magician’s Nephew, the first of may “chats” on God in the Narnian Chronicles. If you missed Part I, you can read it here. Enjoy!

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For the love of fairy tales

Since it so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. C.S. Lewis