It is known that for everything there is two sides of a story. Portray the thought of a character is not always the easiest part to do, but that's the intention of Imagines. They are short stories, each chapter a short story about the thought of a character or even what if you, reader, were inside the book, warring and living adventures with the charming characters of CS Lewis.

An Ask Book. {*smiles*} what are you waiting for? Go and ask me some questions, my candy canes!

Im really into Narnia right now! I'll be doing Peter, Edmund, Caspian, and Eustance. Tell me if you want me to add anyone! Hope you all like it!

Just a story About what would happen If we took Chronicles of Narnia; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe And threw in the witch's daughter Who was very, very different Then you might think {This contains no inappropriate content, but if you absolutely love Edmund Pevensie, you might die from fangirling too hard. You have been warned.} [Credit to some fabulous Instagram account for the edit I used as the cover] (This storyline and story idea are completely mine. I swear that I have not taken anyone's story idea. If you or someone else have a story similar to mine, it is completely a coincidence.)

This is a weird Narnia fanfiction thing in which Caspian and Lucy fall in love. It kind of is around Voyage of the Dawn Treader but in this one, Lucy is 16 and Caspian is 19. (Please Read!) I recognize the fact that the Chronicles of Narnia are in fact, directly in relationship to Christianity and various aspects of the belief (I am a Christian, so I greatly appreciate and enjoy the connections made) and while my story will deviate from that, that doesn't mean that they aren't actually a part of the real story, so please don't make any assumptions on the real series based on my story. Thanks!

Peter, Edmund, and Lucy never forgot about their true home in Narnia, unlike their sister Susan. They never thought they would return, but they would soon find that was not to be. Caspian never thought he would have to listen to the Lion and call on the Pevensie's again, but in a time when treachery is brewing, and a newfound enemy is lurking, Caspian knew this could not wait. So, he called them, and his life as he knew it, would never be the same. (A Lucian Fiction)