Post by Náriel i Eledhwen on Jul 9, 2005 14:02:08 GMT -5
"But there's never been any of your race here before"
-Mr Beaver, What Happened after Dinner; LWW
Mr. Beaver made this statement with seeming sincerity, yet long before, when Narnia had just awakened Digory, Polly Uncle Andrew, Jadis, and the Cabby driver with his horse fell into it. Of those six beings, four were human. The Cabby, Frank, and his wife Helen, who was brought there by Aslan later, became the first rulers of Narnia. What happened to their descendants? When did they leave Narnia?
Yet even stranger to me, is Mr. Beaver's ability to forget about the beginning.
"I tell you we don't change, we beasts," said Trufflehunter. "We don't forget. I believe in the High King Peter and the rest that reigned at Cair Paravel, as firmly as I believe in Aslan himself." Caspian's Adventure in the Mountains; PC
If Mr. Beaver, who is a beast can forget then is there no truth in what Trufflehunter said to Caspian?
-Mr Beaver, What Happened after Dinner; LWW
Mr. Beaver made this statement with seeming sincerity, yet long before, when Narnia had just awakened Digory, Polly Uncle Andrew, Jadis, and the Cabby driver with his horse fell into it. Of those six beings, four were human. The Cabby, Frank, and his wife Helen, who was brought there by Aslan later, became the first rulers of Narnia. What happened to their descendants? When did they leave Narnia?
Yet even stranger to me, is Mr. Beaver's ability to forget about the beginning.
"I tell you we don't change, we beasts," said Trufflehunter. "We don't forget. I believe in the High King Peter and the rest that reigned at Cair Paravel, as firmly as I believe in Aslan himself." Caspian's Adventure in the Mountains; PC
If Mr. Beaver, who is a beast can forget then is there no truth in what Trufflehunter said to Caspian?
