Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers

I'm laughing. All this chatter about Narnian wine, melting snow and ice,
winter camping, Narnian elections, leadership of animals. Remember Susan
and Peter at last being to old to return to Narnia? Is that what is
happening here? Come on, kids! Where is your sense of magic?
Blessings,
Ann
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers 

AJA wrote:
> I'm laughing. All this chatter about Narnian wine, melting snow and ice,
> winter camping, Narnian elections, leadership of animals. Remember Susan
> and Peter at last being to old to return to Narnia? Is that what is
> happening here? Come on, kids! Where is your sense of magic?
> Blessings,
> Ann

Yes Ann is right sometimes in trivial arguments people can loose the
sense of magic of things lol
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers 

AJA wrote:

> I'm laughing. All this chatter about Narnian wine, melting snow and ice,
> winter camping, Narnian elections, leadership of animals. Remember Susan
> and Peter at last being to old to return to Narnia? Is that what is
> happening here? Come on, kids! Where is your sense of magic?
> Blessings,
> Ann

It got Stoned by the White Witch/
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers 

AJA wrote:
> I'm laughing. All this chatter about Narnian wine, melting snow and ice,
> winter camping, Narnian elections, leadership of animals. Remember Susan
> and Peter at last being to old to return to Narnia? Is that what is
> happening here? Come on, kids! Where is your sense of magic?
> Blessings,
> Ann

I don't recall proposing an elected government for Narnia. I just
wondered how Peter et al governed Narnia, and coped with the pressure of
governing Narnia. After all, any kid who found himself ruling the U.S.
would likely feel overwhelmed.
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers 

Mabon Dane wrote:

> Tim Bruening wrote:
>
> >
> > A river in Narnia has been frozen solid for 100 years. I assume that
> > means that it is ice from top to bottom. How did it thaw so fast, while
> > there was still plenty of snow on the ground?
>
> Rarely in real life does a body of water freeze to the bottom. The
> change from winter to summer in Narnia as the White Witch's power
> collapsed was very fast. With the Deep Magic running through the land
> normal rules as in real life do not apply.

I figured that 100 years of sub freezing temperatures would be enough to
freeze a river all the way to the bottom, and that a completely frozen river
would take longer to melt than the snow on the ground, no matter how fast the
Deep Magic thawed things out.
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers 

AJA wrote:

> I'm laughing. All this chatter about Narnian wine, melting snow and ice,
> winter camping, Narnian elections, leadership of animals. Remember Susan
> and Peter at last being to old to return to Narnia? Is that what is
> happening here? Come on, kids! Where is your sense of magic?
> Blessings,
> Ann

I'm wondering why Peter didn't signal the griffins to start their rock
dropping run the moment he spotted the White Witch's army, so that the
griffins could make two runs.

I'm also wondering why the three giants who were with the Witch didn't
participate in the battle.
 >> Stay informed about: Frozen River In Narnia: LWW Movie Spoilers