for The Pupil5/27/2016 c1 Guest
Very good,thanks
Very good,thanks
3/21/2014 c1 Dino-Rogue
Hahaha! This is sooo Edmund. Too bad he got sent to the principal's office anyway... Oh, well, guess that's part of being a boy again; and now, Edmund Pevensie, King of Narnia, The Just King, Boy from England, shall thoroughly enjoy it.
"Classes were challenging to Edmund and this was simply because they were not challenging." Haha! That is so right.
Love this!
Hahaha! This is sooo Edmund. Too bad he got sent to the principal's office anyway... Oh, well, guess that's part of being a boy again; and now, Edmund Pevensie, King of Narnia, The Just King, Boy from England, shall thoroughly enjoy it.
"Classes were challenging to Edmund and this was simply because they were not challenging." Haha! That is so right.
Love this!
4/10/2010 c1 Anonymous
That was cool, I can so see Edmund doing that
That was cool, I can so see Edmund doing that
2/18/2010 c1 CN
Dear Arhazivory,
Thank you for writing a story that so resonates.
I shall probably leave another review once I have more time to muse upon your short. However, it does, in a fashion, encompass the nature of both Edmund and Narnia.
Thank you.
Your Reader,
CN.
Dear Arhazivory,
Thank you for writing a story that so resonates.
I shall probably leave another review once I have more time to muse upon your short. However, it does, in a fashion, encompass the nature of both Edmund and Narnia.
Thank you.
Your Reader,
CN.
8/9/2008 c1 
25Eve Royal
'laughs' That was hilarous, even though I know it wasn't meant to be. I could just imagine that poor, poor teacher... Hee hee hee hee hee...
Wow. That was great. I love the Pevensie brothers...
-Eve
25Eve Royal'laughs' That was hilarous, even though I know it wasn't meant to be. I could just imagine that poor, poor teacher... Hee hee hee hee hee...
Wow. That was great. I love the Pevensie brothers...
-Eve
6/15/2008 c1 Kay
I kind of want to create an account of my own so I can add this to my favorites list. =)
I kind of want to create an account of my own so I can add this to my favorites list. =)
5/23/2008 c1 8Ilada'Jefiv
Great job! Poor Edmund! I would die before I did school twice around. Blessings! ~Ila
8Ilada'JefivGreat job! Poor Edmund! I would die before I did school twice around. Blessings! ~Ila
5/14/2008 c1 Ceville
I really enjoyed reading this.
It hit every nail on the head, so to speak.
One tends to wonder how one would re-adjust to life as a normal person after being a monarch for so long, as well as returning to a child-like state after being an adult.
You kept Edmund well in character, I loved the ending line the most.
A job (VERY) well done.
Favourite's list?
Most definitely!
I really enjoyed reading this.
It hit every nail on the head, so to speak.
One tends to wonder how one would re-adjust to life as a normal person after being a monarch for so long, as well as returning to a child-like state after being an adult.
You kept Edmund well in character, I loved the ending line the most.
A job (VERY) well done.
Favourite's list?
Most definitely!
4/29/2008 c1 77xxkoffeexx
Very nice! It's interesting that you chose to focus on the untouched aspects of the Pevensies' lives after their return. One certainly wonders how they adapted to the sudden change in lifestyle (and worlds!). And I enjoyed reading this-Edmund is a great character, though you probably love him more than all of us. XD I'm glad you wrote this... so I could read it!
77xxkoffeexxVery nice! It's interesting that you chose to focus on the untouched aspects of the Pevensies' lives after their return. One certainly wonders how they adapted to the sudden change in lifestyle (and worlds!). And I enjoyed reading this-Edmund is a great character, though you probably love him more than all of us. XD I'm glad you wrote this... so I could read it!