narnia (geese a-laying)

[fox]

the parenthetical subject above is a little unfortunate, but listen, was it just me, or was the pace of LWW, like, omhgslow?

i liked the kids, though, and the animals.  and would you believe that with all the christian imagery in the series (which i was aware of beginning the second time i read it, at the age of ten or eleven), it wasn't until i was actually watching the movie that i twigged to the fact that the older boy is called peter?  shame on self.  (of course it also took me three or four years to realize that fawkes is a clever name for a phoenix.  what can you do.)

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[angevin2.livejournal.com]

it wasn't until i was actually watching the movie that i twigged to the fact that the older boy is called peter?

I didn't pick up on that until now.

I did, however, get the Fawkes thing right away, so I am a good scholar but a bad Christian. ;)

[impyvixen.livejournal.com]

I didn't even get the Fawkes thing until I read this post. DUH.

But, Knockturn?

I must be a horrible Catholic. *blushes in shame* well, not really... screw catholicism. ;-)

[shezan.livejournal.com]

The Fawkes bit still whizzes above my head. Enlighten me, please?