Thanks for letting me know that you liked the story!
I thought that Prunaprismia would be more interesting if she had strength of character. Being queen is really central to how Prunaprismia views herself at the beginning of the story. As it goes on, she's defining herself by other things, but she never loses sight of her conviction that her son is, or at least should be, king of Narnia.
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Date: 2012-09-08 05:33 pm (UTC)I thought that Prunaprismia would be more interesting if she had strength of character. Being queen is really central to how Prunaprismia views herself at the beginning of the story. As it goes on, she's defining herself by other things, but she never loses sight of her conviction that her son is, or at least should be, king of Narnia.