Awww... That was so sweet! Not cloying but sweet, kind, and wholesome.

Of course Miss Susan's career (one I share) has nothing to do with my fondness for your story.

One of my favorite sayings (it hangs on the wall in my office) is:
"Any book worth reading at the age of ten is equally worth reading at the age of fifty." - C. S. Lewis

MH

This story was an excellent blending of Harry and Narnia, extremely well written and a joy to read.

I think the odea of the power the Dork Lord knows not is the forgive is super great. after all, in C. Mins, Aslan is a chrsitic representation and is coutry is the Heaven. Aslan dead and resurect like Jesus and he's here for the last judgement... ...

Very nice blending of the two worlds. I also love it when things nip along and we don't have to wait through seven long years for "the big battle."

I agree about Sirius having been damaged. If he could have entered the wardrobe back when he left Azkaban, or even at the end of Harry's fourth year - before he was driven crazy by being imprisoned once again in 12GP - his mind and soul might have been restored. As it is, I will always believe Albus has Sirius's blood on his hands for the results of both "imprisonments." JM2K ...

Again, good story.

So either Snape knows about the magic of the place - the wardrobe, Narnia, Aslan, and Merlin - and he just isn't talking ... or he is clueless. I can't tell which just yet.

I find Snape's request offensive in the deepest degree. Harry himself has done nothing to Snape. Also, what right has Snape to demand information from Harry on the bequest?

I guess I only have a couple of questions about Susan: Does she know who Harry really is? Has she always known, even before he did? Was she "sent" to bring Harry to Aslan?

I don't expect a response, because I believe my questions will eventually be answered. Besides, learning too soon might spoil the fun! ;)

A different question: Did the fall of Narnia have anything to do with Grindelwald and Dumbledore, since that battle apparently took place about the time as the Narnia books?

L.O.L, not knowing that Merlin was known as 'Emrys'! For shame, Potter - for shame! ;-P

Yay!

Are you trying to make me cry!? Yeesh. *sniffles loudly*

*sniffles*

Hogswart? You're channeling Jareth, here.

Fun story... But then, all of yours are :)

Nice to read on a Sunday afternoon! Congrats on a great HP story that intertwined Narina and the WW together believably!

And all without pairings! Kudos!

Well done with this story. I enjoyed reading it.

That was intense. I don't really know what to say but "whoa..."