But I also agree with the LWW argument. More true to the book and all that. I also like Susan's gentleness (total opposite to what I was just saying I know ), it's something we all can learn from.

Oh golly, how can I decide, I guess I'll go with LWW (because I don't like the whole romance thing) but I think she was very good in both.

I liked Susan more in LWW.
In PC she just was not in character and was a completely different person to where I wanted to go to Narnia and look for the real canon Susan because this Susan was not her at all. I'm sorry but I honestly felt that way.

I really don't think there is a difference between LWW Susan and PC Susan.

Her personality/character was really the same. True in PC she got to fight more and she kissed Caspian, but thats more because the situation in PC gave her the opprotunity to do so, not because it would go against her LWW character.

Josh, shes Susan the Gentle not Susan the killer/seducer/warrior

She was more into Caspian's safety rather then her families. At the Night Raid she could of looked above herself and saw that Edmund was fighting off a lot of Telmarines on the roof. And she saw that Peter was getting into some trouble as well. She's just in the middle of the courtyard, "Caspian where are you, caspian show your pwetty face. Let me know you are alive." then the centaur comes to her rescue to get her out. She turns to Peter. "Caspian?!" and peter's like fighting for his life and shes not even worried except for a guy she had no character development with and couldnt have possibly fallen in love with him in six hours.

Another thing that bothered me is that the movie called 'Prince Caspian' when it should have been called "Confessions of Queen Susan" because it was all about her. Really she was annoying in PC. She was smiling at times when she shouldn't have. She had that I'm a selfish cocky perfect Queen smirk and look on her face. I didn't like it. She was not Susan.

And the reason why I might feel that way is because maybe this is the start where Susan becomes the person she in LB.

DamselJillPole, I don't see why you have to be so negative. Susan was Susan and going into Narnia and strangling her is completely wrong. You may not agree, or like what they did, but even kidding about doing that isn't nice. Yes, Susan was concerned over Caspian's safety. Tell me, if you loved some one...wouldn't you be? Though there is a VERY good example of how she cared for her siblings as well. Actually, two of them. She risked her life to keep the Telmarines from getting Lucy. And she hugged Peter after he was going to return to the duel. You are titled to your own opinions, but being mean and rude won't help express those any better than saying them politely.

I liked Susan better in PC then LWW. Though there really isn't any reason. She was Susan to me in both, though in PC she had changed some and grown up, obviously. I like the whole flirting and romance between her and Caspian, and I think it just added more depth to her character and a much more enjoyable movie. I like her fighting in PC as well, though in LWW it fit that she couldn't and wouldn't. In PC she had to. She was Queen of Narnia, and just watching as her brothers (and love) went out to risk their lives in battle wouldn't have been fun! Plus, I think it again added depth to her. She could fight and defend her land, even though she was gentle. I liked her to in LWW, very much in fact, but because PC is my all time favorite movie I tend to be bias, and like the characters more in it. Susan was Susan. And I like her that way. I've gotten to expound more on what I think of her character in my own fan fictions and it's hard to describe. So in answer to this survey, I like Susan in PC more then LWW.

Lover of Narnia: This was clearly my opinion. Susan was in character in LWW. I thought she wasn't in PC. And yeah you are the one to talk about love She only knew him for a few hours without any interaction in the whole movie with Caspian. You cant fall in love with someone that quick, it was merely lustful infatuation that didn't belong in the movie in the first place. That was the whole point of her being rude to a not so handsome boy in the beginning of the movie and used Caspian's infatuation to make herself feel better. Caspian is a naive prince who in book/movie knows he is a looker and will get the big attention with anyone, (um Susan, high Queen, and um RD a star), why do you think he turned down a girl who squints and has freckles?... yep it's because he knows he can do better, counting his attraction for Susan. I wouldn't really call that love. Besides Caspian's true love is RD. A first love is fine and dandy, it doesn't mean it's their love for all eternity . Which is what I think you raging at me is about in the first place. You can not and will not change my mind! Don't think I'm talking rudely about a character when you obviously feel the same way about wanting to be rude about RD's character. (If you want to discuss this matter then feel free to PM me. I can go all out on this)

In fact I did explain certain areas where I liked Susan in PC, just I feel her character was better over all in LWW.

FYI, to answer your question Lover Of Narnia, I would be more concerned over my families safety I've know my whole life instead of some hot guy I've just met.

It takes months to years to fall in love with the right person. Dont talk mush until you experience it yourself

Caspian and Susan are not love.

I'm not a fan of Movie Susan in PC either, and Susaspian™ drives me up a wall . But — and this is a big but — while that opinion is perfectly valid, I still need to express it in a respectful way. There are always polite ways to disagree! "Susan frustrated me in PC" is much different from "I want to strangle Susan."

Always assume that the cast members can read what you write here — because, of course, they can! Saying that you dislike the way Susan's character was handled in PC is one thing. Talking about personal violence toward the character/actress is completely different, and crosses a line. Let's just not go there, okay? Thanks guys

Josh, shes Susan the Gentle not Susan the killer/seducer/warrior

She was more into Caspian's safety rather then her families. At the Night Raid she could of looked above herself and saw that Edmund was fighting off a lot of Telmarines on the roof. And she saw that Peter was getting into some trouble as well. She's just in the middle of the courtyard, "Caspian where are you, caspian show your pwetty face. Let me know you are alive." then the centaur comes to her rescue to get her out. She turns to Peter. "Caspian?!" and peter's like fighting for his life and shes not even worried except for a guy she had no character development with and couldnt have possibly fallen in love with him in six hours.

Another thing that bothered me is that the movie called 'Prince Caspian' when it should have been called "Confessions of Queen Susan" because it was all about her. Really she was annoying in PC. She was smiling at times when she shouldn't have. She had that I'm a selfish cocky perfect Queen smirk and look on her face. I didn't like it. She was not Susan.

And the reason why I might feel that way is because maybe this is the start where Susan becomes the person she in LB.

This is not the gang up on Damsel club and I sure hope you don't feel that way, you just mentioned a few things I thought were interesting.

1. She was more concerned with Caspian's safety than the safety of her family. That makes sense to me apart from him being a love interest. As you also pointed out, the movie is called Prince Caspian. If Caspian had died the movie would've ended there and the Pevensies would've failed their mission. The whole reason they were called to Narnia was to get Caspian safely to the throne. Had he been killed Narnia would've been subjected to more of the tyrannical Telmarine rule, thus protecting Caspian = protecting Narnia.

I would also like to remind you that Susan and her siblings were all technically older than Caspian, having grown up in Narnia once already and in doing so had most likely aquired more fighting experience then he. I mean, I hate to say it but of the four of them, the three Pevensies present at that time and Caspian, he was probably the weakest link.

Granted, she was supposed to be Queen Susan the Gentle, but it isn't like they had a huge army to fight against Miraz, they needed all the help they could get. They could've shown a scene where she was reluctant to fight but after years of being queen surely she knew there were times where that was necessary. If she couldn't suck it up and fight, when needed, then they should change her title from Queen Susan the Gentle to Queen Susan the Wuss

2 Maybe this is pointing toward who she is in LB. I think you could be onto something. She does seem like a more shallow Susan than the one in LWW and in that case maybe that was some foreshadowing, which may actually make the Suspian thing a bit more sensible. It doesn't really reflect poorly on Caspian's character and shouldn't interfere with Caspian/ RD too much.

I think Susan has good points and bad points in both so I think I pretty much like her equally in both LWW and PC though if she just had to flirt with Caspian she could've been a lot less cheesy

This is not the gang up on Damsel club and I sure hope you don't feel that way, you just mentioned a few things I thought were interesting.

And that is one reason why we (moderators) are here: to make sure that things like that don't happen.

I also don't like the tone of some of these recent posts.

1.) Speak respectfully of other NarniaWebbers, public figures, and corporations. You should be fair in your statements about people and companies. Always assume that the person you are discussing can read every word you type — because, of course, he or she can and many people involved with the Narnia productions do. Do not flame other members, and do avoid hateful and inflammatory language. Extreme statements like these are not welcome here:

It would also be wise to heed wiswoman's post above. And it doesn't matter that a character is unreal, the language used in reference to that character had better not cross the line into violent acts or swift and direct action will be taken including: having you edit your post or removing the post from the thread or deleting it if necessary.

I'm confident things will improve.

1. She was more concerned with Caspian's safety than the safety of her family. That makes sense to me apart from him being a love interest. As you also pointed out, the movie is called Prince Caspian. If Caspian had died the movie would've ended there and the Pevensies would've failed their mission. The whole reason they were called to Narnia was to get Caspian safely to the throne. Had he been killed Narnia would've been subjected to more of the tyrannical Telmarine rule, thus protecting Caspian = protecting Narnia.

Yes I know that, but Andrew could have gotten Edmund to be more concerned at that point and time. With getting Susan, she was staring blankly off as if she would die without Caspian as if she had fallen deeply in love with him over five hours of non comunication. oh boo hoo

I was just explaining that that scene over all was cheesy and that I would be concerned yes, but more over all my families.

Granted, she was supposed to be Queen Susan the Gentle, but it isn't like they had a huge army to fight against Miraz, they needed all the help they could get. They could've shown a scene where she was reluctant to fight but after years of being queen surely she knew there were times where that was necessary. If she couldn't suck it up and fight, when needed, then they should change her title from Queen Susan the Gentle to Queen Susan the Wuss

I understand this as well, but she didn't have to be the killing machine like the Terminator. That should have been Edmund's job. The movie seemed to have focused more on Susan then anybody else making her appear as some Mary Sue of Narnia. And I know why. Adamson felt as though this was the last movie Susan could appear important and this was the movie he was going to make Susan a bigger character. Just some of her plots were unnecessary.

2 Maybe this is pointing toward who she is in LB. I think you could be onto something. She does seem like a more shallow Susan than the one in LWW and in that case maybe that was some foreshadowing, which may actually make the Suspian thing a bit more sensible. It doesn't really reflect poorly on Caspian's character and shouldn't interfere with Caspian/ RD too much.

Yeah I know. That is what I thought about too. But a kiss doesn't have to indicate that. It came out more hollywoodish then for the actual foreshadowing of Susan's character. If it was not done in the book to CS Lewis's liking, why start now in a silly made movie?