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- September 19, 1994 (1x01, "24 Hours") Last appearance April 2, 2009 (15x22, "And In The End")
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Aug 1, 2021 · Susan is still alive at the end of the books, she was not “sent to Hell” for being interested in boys. And if I may go a step further, he has, on multiple occasions, mentioned that Tolkien was a bad writer because (among other things) LOTR lacked “sexual mystery” because of its lack of women.
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Nov 27, 2017 · Ever since The Last Battle was published in 1956, there has been ongoing discussion and controversy surrounding the uncertain fate of Susan Pevensie. “Sire,” said Tirian, when he had greeted all these. “If I have read the chronicle aright, there should be another. Has not your Majesty two sisters?
Dec 30, 2021 · At the ending of Meet Joe Black - how did Susan understand that Joe Black was Death, and that the guy she met at the coffee shop had actually died, and has now returned, by being swapped with Death?
Oct 31, 2016 · At the end of chapter 12 in The Last Battle, the final installment of C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia, we are told that, “My sister Susan,” answered Peter shortly and gravely, “is no longer a friend of Narnia.”
- According to a letter to a young fan, Lewis made the decision to keep her out of Heaven because he felt the alternative would be too complicated a...
- What (either in or out of universe) was the motive for giving Susan such a hard lot without even explaining what led to it? Lewis wanted to show th...
- There isn't a great deal of in-text evidence - other than Susan having grown too worldly and her fascination with lipstick, nylons and invitations...
- Per @ImperatorHelevetia's answer above, The Problem of Susan takes this and runs with it. One thing that Gaiman points out is not just the cruelty...
- The entire series exists in a state of tension between the story as a story, and the story as a Christian allegory, and in The Last Battle in parti...
- Here is an interesting quote from The Horse and His Boy : “And where is the Queen Susan?” “At Cair Paravel,” said Corin. “ She’s not like Lucy , yo...
- If you consider the characters as free agents, Susan chose to throw it away. Why should that choice not be honored? If you consider the literary pe...
- CS Lewis was trying to draw a Christian analogy here (a common theme in Narnia). In this case, he seems to be touching on a thorny issue: Christian...
Susan Pevensie is no longer a friend of Narnia. The bad news comes, almost offhandedly, as the series ends amid the cheerfully eschatological curtain-calls of The Last Battle. How could he —C.S. Lewis, Aslan, maybe God—do that to dear old Su?
Feb 14, 2024 · Drew is engaged to Bill's youngest daughter, the young doctor Susan (Claire Forlani), but Bill has his doubts about the arrangement.
In The Last Battle, several of Susan's close relatives (including all of her siblings) were killed on the same day in a train crash. The book merely mentions that she was no longer a friend of Narnia, and that she was in a particularly silly phase of life where she only cared about parties.
