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bedlamsbardThe Wardrobe Door has posted new pictures from PC. I may never come down again. Susan's red and gold cloak that wasn't in the film! The fact that Rhindon is on Peter's right side instead of his left in the FIDM display! OMG, look at this beautiful shot of the tooling on Peter's bag. Oh, Tumnus! Peter's body language in this cap!
(Seriously, that's -- I really need to rewatch this movie, but if that one still is representative, and since that's how I write Peter in PC, that -- yes. I was not pulling stuff out of thin air. His pose is physically imposing in direct conflict with his actual body and the fact that, technically, he's at a disadvantage. He's looking down at Caspian, head cocked critically; Caspian, despite the fact he has a sword in his hand, is in a defensive pose -- not fighting-wise, but he's loose and open, confused. He doesn't know what's going on.)
Also, what is the Narnian in the back of this cap, between Caspian and Susan? I can't see a head, so it's hard to tell. That's not Trufflehunter, is it? Must rewatch to see if I can get a clear shot -- oh, that is Trufflehunter, I can see it now. I think he and the mice are the only Talking Animals that stand upright in this film, if I'm not mistaken. Also, in this cap, look at the expressions on the Pevensies' faces -- Lucy, Susan, and Edmund are all looking ahead, wide-eyed and excited, while Peter's eyes are closed; he's smiling quietly and calmly to himself. The others are directed outwards; he's directed inwards. (Granted, again, I really have to rewatch the film; this is just what I'm picking up on from caps.) Caspian looks dubious, of course.
Seriously, just look at that cloak.
(Oh, Narnia. You have successfully prevented me from working on Dust 20, new with no canon whatsoever! Yes, even less than usual; this is, like, The Godfather of Cair Paravel, a.k.a. the new OC POV.)
(Seriously, that's -- I really need to rewatch this movie, but if that one still is representative, and since that's how I write Peter in PC, that -- yes. I was not pulling stuff out of thin air. His pose is physically imposing in direct conflict with his actual body and the fact that, technically, he's at a disadvantage. He's looking down at Caspian, head cocked critically; Caspian, despite the fact he has a sword in his hand, is in a defensive pose -- not fighting-wise, but he's loose and open, confused. He doesn't know what's going on.)
Also, what is the Narnian in the back of this cap, between Caspian and Susan? I can't see a head, so it's hard to tell. That's not Trufflehunter, is it? Must rewatch to see if I can get a clear shot -- oh, that is Trufflehunter, I can see it now. I think he and the mice are the only Talking Animals that stand upright in this film, if I'm not mistaken. Also, in this cap, look at the expressions on the Pevensies' faces -- Lucy, Susan, and Edmund are all looking ahead, wide-eyed and excited, while Peter's eyes are closed; he's smiling quietly and calmly to himself. The others are directed outwards; he's directed inwards. (Granted, again, I really have to rewatch the film; this is just what I'm picking up on from caps.) Caspian looks dubious, of course.
Seriously, just look at that cloak.
(Oh, Narnia. You have successfully prevented me from working on Dust 20, new with no canon whatsoever! Yes, even less than usual; this is, like, The Godfather of Cair Paravel, a.k.a. the new OC POV.)