probably going mad, prompts?

[bedlamsbard]

I keep having the sudden most intense urges to write Narnia more or less out of the blue, but obviously not accompanied by anything helpful like plot bunnies or characters or world-building snippets, just my brain suddenly shutting down all its other essential functions for a few seconds and going "NARNIA NARNIA NARNIA" in response to music or images or random phrases in various books. (It turns out that a certain flavor of Christian music are hardwired Narnia to me. I mean, it makes sense, I have both movie soundtracks and the Music Inspired By album (which is all Christian music), but I didn't realize how intense the feeling was. Hint: I do not usually listen to Christian pop.)

I was not aware that being in Narnia fandom had actually rewired part of my brain.

In conclusion, throw me some prompts? Book or movie canon, although my tendencies are movie canon for LWW and PC, and my canon for LB goes AU about halfway through the book. I will give three sentences minimum! (As you can see, I am not NaNo-ing.)

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[cofax7]

Cleanliness and order are not matters of instinct; they are matters of education, and like most great things, you must cultivate a taste for them.
Benjamin Disraeli (1804 - 1881)

Wars-verse, Lucy.

Go wild.

[snacky]

Lucy, on a diplomatic mission, Golden Age, "How to win friends and influence people."

Eustace, during SC, thoughts about traveling by boat.

Susan, exploring, PC, "signs that might be omens"

[alyndra]

Peter, England, sexual identity and leadership.

[autumnia]

Oh, how I miss your Narnia. All Warsverse please!

Jill, England, her first taste of the Pevensies.

Peter, Edmund and Archenland politics.