Man, can ppl stop talking about dying already? The graves are full enough as it is

Faith is the belief in things unseen... OOooh. That makes sence now (I mean, it always did make sence but we're talking about a person who had to google up the meaning of hope soo yeah.) Great story by the way!

I've loved Belief, but Faith was almost heartbreaking. I love how you pictured Susan, and how her faith was even stronger than her belief and had made her Light so powerful. Her siblings can be proud of her.

Thank you a lot for this story. You can't know how much I loved reading it.

This is a great continuation ! Awesome job !

Dang it. I was already in love with your writing style. Now you had to go and rip my heart strings out to line your fiddle.

Your stories never fail to leave a mark on me. Keep at the great work!

Gah! The feelz! So beautiful! Seriously, I was so moved by this I almost cried. Excellent work.

I love how you are doing this! It makes perfect sense.

Oh this one made me cry! It is beatifull the way you weaved Narnia and Rise. The meshing of the stories is so seamless! Inspiring! Thank you for such a gem!

Beautiful.
I love the idea of North pinching a couple of the rings!

As short as these two chapters were, it's some of the best writing I've come across. Everything is so cohesive.

My dear,
Thank you for the message, but as I mentioned before, my computer simply hates . I cannot seem to be able to log in so that I may reply properly to you. Therefore, it appears our communications must consist of you PM'ing me, while I can only respond through a review. I am terribly sorry. Also, yes, I did notice that French faux pas on my profile only AFTER I had created it (on a different computer than my home one, mind you). Thank you for taking the time to message me, and again, I am truly sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you!

Awwwww. North Father Christmas, North has THE RINGS! I think that was my favorite part.

I really enjoyed this.

My dear, what you have written I cherish almost as much as the original Lewis books. You have, with great skill and insight, written TWO stories that have moved my soul in a way similar to how The Chronicles of Narnia first did for me; they opened my eyes that grew up just a tad too fast (like Susan) to magic and wonder, and, most sublimely, (I borrow from the mouth of another author) made me feel at last the "elation of the Resurrection." I am also fond of Rise of the Guardians for its fantastic story and wonderful play on themes such as Belief, Wonder, and the Magic of Childhood-all things we adults too often forget to remember-which you have taken and examined in these two crossovers exceedingly well! I applaud you, my dear, and if my computer did not for some reason distrust , I would follow you in an instant just to see what you will do next! Well done, and Long Live Aslan!

This one sure was longer than the prequel... My eyes hurt for reading too much without blinking. I should make a habit of it while reading. but then images wouldn't for in my head... Did the Easter Rabbit know about Susan or just North did?

Oh, I loved this as much as the first. Yes, there is, isn't there? A difference between belief and Faith - "estel" Tolkien would have called it - "Trust". I really do love how you write Susan, every inch the Gentle Queen (and people always tend to forget, to be gentle is not the same as being weak). who has been broken but has also found healing, and is still so strong.