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To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.

As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
remained undecided.

Mabon Dane
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Mabon Dane wrote:

> To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
> Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
> do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
> children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.
>
> As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
> Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
> not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
> remained undecided.

Aslan certainly looked dead to me! Susan and Lucy were in contact with
his body for most of the night, so would have detected any signs of life
(breathing, heartbeat, continued warmth, etc).
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Tim Bruening wrote:

> Aslan certainly looked dead to me! Susan and Lucy were in contact with
> his body for most of the night, so would have detected any signs of life
> (breathing, heartbeat, continued warmth, etc).

Death was unable to touch Aslan as his "death" went against the Deep
magic, hence the White Witch's power remained in limbo.
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Mabon Dane wrote:

> To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
> Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
> do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
> children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.
>
> As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
> Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
> not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
> remained undecided.

I wonder how Narnia's fresh water fish survived with the rivers and lakes
being "frozen solid".
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Mabon Dane wrote:

> Tim Bruening wrote:
>
> > Aslan certainly looked dead to me! Susan and Lucy were in contact with
> > his body for most of the night, so would have detected any signs of life
> > (breathing, heartbeat, continued warmth, etc).
>
> Death was unable to touch Aslan as his "death" went against the Deep
> magic, hence the White Witch's power remained in limbo.

Should that have tipped off the witch that Aslan might not be completely dead?
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Wakboth wrote:

> Tim Bruening kirjoitti:
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> > After the White Witch killed Aslan, why didn't she reinstate the freeze
> > spell Aslan had broken?
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> At a guess: it took a long time to cast; days, perhaps weeks or even
> longer?
> Also, can't you find anything else to nitpick minutely but Narnia?

I've nitpicked Star Trek, Star Wars, Buffy, Angel, Charmed, Roswell, 7 Days,
Sliders, Babylon 5, Doctor Who, Earth 2, and Space: Above And Beyond.
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Wakboth wrote:

> Tim Bruening kirjoitti:
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> > After the White Witch killed Aslan, why didn't she reinstate the freeze
> > spell Aslan had broken?
>
> At a guess: it took a long time to cast; days, perhaps weeks or even
> longer?
> Also, can't you find anything else to nitpick minutely but Narnia?

I've nitpicked both Stargate series, Star Trek, Star Wars, Buffy, Angel,
Charmed, Roswell, 7 Days, Sliders, Babylon 5, Doctor Who, Earth 2,
Smallville, and Space: Above And Beyond.
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Tim Bruening wrote:
> Wakboth wrote:
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>> Tim Bruening kirjoitti:
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>>> After the White Witch killed Aslan, why didn't she reinstate the
>>> freeze spell Aslan had broken?
>>
>> At a guess: it took a long time to cast; days, perhaps weeks or even
>> longer?
>> Also, can't you find anything else to nitpick minutely but Narnia?
>
> I've nitpicked both Stargate series, Star Trek, Star Wars, Buffy,
> Angel, Charmed, Roswell, 7 Days, Sliders, Babylon 5, Doctor Who,
> Earth 2, Smallville, and Space: Above And Beyond.

In many cases without ever having watched them.
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Mabon Dane wrote:

> To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
> Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
> do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
> children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.
>
> As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
> Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
> not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
> remained undecided.

I wonder how Narnia's fresh water fish survived with the rivers and
lakes
being "frozen solid".
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Mabon Dane wrote:

> To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
> Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
> do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
> children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.
>
> As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
> Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
> not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
> remained undecided.

I wonder how Narnia's fresh water fish survived with the rivers and
lakes
being "frozen solid".
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Tim Bruening wrote:
>
> I wonder how Narnia's fresh water fish survived with the rivers and
> lakes being "frozen solid".

The Beavers knitted them furry sweaters.

HTH,
Biff

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Mabon Dane wrote:

> To understand this question is to understand how the winter began in
> Narnia in the first place. I do not know how the winter happened but I
> do know that the White Witch's power was breaking as soon as the
> children entered Narnia and activated the prophecy.
>
> As you see the "killing" of Aslan did not quite work out as the White
> Witch went against the Deep magic of the land of Narnia. As Aslan did
> not die hence the power of the White Witch over the land of Narnia
> remained undecided.

I wonder how Narnia's fresh water fish survived with the rivers and
lakes
being "frozen solid".
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On 29 May 2006 06:17:50 -0700, Wakboth <Wakboth2001 RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>Tim Bruening kirjoitti:

[same old stuff]

>Also, can't you find anything else to nitpick minutely but Narnia?

Oh, he will. But he can't nitpick minutely on more than one series at a time,
so we'll be subjected to another several posts on Narnia before he twangs,
with a rubber-band-like sound, back to Nightfall or End of Eternity.

Can't someone force-feed him Robert Jordan and keep him busy for about the next
seven and a half years absorbing it? Think of the Usenet children!

Dave
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