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[prismakaos]

narnia was good. i didnt' think there were huge holes (like, what did the carnivores eat?), but then again, being a theater/fantasy person, i tend to be able to suspend disbelief if the story is good enough. and this one was classic.

and, dude, mr tumnus was really sexy. ;)

best of luck to everyone on finals.

tonite, i get to go shoot pool and have dinner with a coworker who reminds me terribly of the infamous robert. this should prove...interesting, if nothing else. i also brought my *favorite* tea mug (and favorite tea!) to work because drinking non-Lady Grey out of paper cups just wasn't doing it for me.

oooh....barracuda!

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[rhymester.livejournal.com]

As far as Narnian carnivores go, there are two kinds of animals, the talking ones and the non-talking ones. It's ok to eat the non-talking ones. As explained by Puddleglum the Marshwiggle in The Silver Chair. So you don't even need to suspend your disbelief. Yay!

[pandoradeloeste.livejournal.com]

Wonder if that's where Gregory Maguire got the idea in Wicked? (since there's animals and Animals, animals being OK to eat and Animals having consciousness and language and intelligence)

[spamchang.livejournal.com]

ahhh, i'm going to see narnia friday. should be fun, i think my sister is going to see it with me. i hope they don't botch susan and the archery stuff (yes, i may have to nitpick the archery like i did LotR).

barracuda, eh? i know that song ;)

[zaldreon.livejournal.com]

I liked Narnia too. It was all fairly well-done. The White Witch was very cool- good acting, just the right blend of elegance/niceness and creepiness/coldness.