Eustace: Well, to be honest it was miserable at the time, but looking back on the experience it was quite enjoyable. It was great to fly, and to feel fire pulsing through my veins. Parts of it were miserable (eating raw meat. . . not pleasant!) but it wasn't as bad as I thought it was at the time.

To Jill: What was it like to fly on an owl?

Jill: It would have been fun if it hadn't been so horrifying! The owl kept ducking, and even went after a bat, and I was almost knocked off any number of times!

Note to Mod: What would be considered too personal a question?

To Edmund: What is it like now, thinking back, and remembering what you were like before you were turned good?

~Riella

Edmund: to be honest sometimes it scares me to think about it. just thinking about how much of a brat i was to my family and everyone else is so frightening that i never want to go back to it.

to Peter: how did it feel when you found out you wouldnt be coming back to Narnia?

Peter: heartbreaking but at the same time relieved. It's better staying in one place instead of back and forth again.

To Tumnus: What was it like being a statue, did you remember anything or did it feel like waking up?

Tumnus: Hmmm... you know the funny thing is I dont remember it too well. It was actually more like dreaming I was a statue, instead of actually being one. I know I couldn't move, or even breathe, but I didn't feel like I was suffocating. I guess I didn't really need air, haha. Mostly it was just like being asleep, though.

To Mullugutherum: Why do you say "Few return to the sunlit lands" so much?

~Riella

Mullugutherum: Because I was under a spell and couldn't think right. I was saying what the wich told me to say

To Lillandil: Why did you fall in love with Caspian?

(Question to mods: Can you use characters and events that happened only in the books, or from the movies too?)

Lilliandil: becuase he seems brave to travel so far to my father's island

to Reepicheep: why do you think yourself fortunate to not be a man?

Reepicheep: Because my enemies often underestimate me of course! It's much easier to fight somebody who thinks that "They're better." Pride goes before the fall!

To Farsight: Why do you sleep with your head under your wings?

Because my feathers are softer and more comfortable then any pillow or blanket.

To Aunt Alberta: What do you think of your nieces and nephews the Pevensie children?

Aunt Alberta: Oh, they're terrible! They're always acting so sweet and nice, but I can tell they're just trying to get attention. If they weren't my nieces and nephews, I'd never waste my time with them. And what the younger two did to my Eustace! He used to be a good boy, someone who was always proud and smart. But then they came for the summer, and now he's as bad as they are, and not to mention very tiresome and annoying! I hope this is just a phase he's going through, and I've got my eyes on those troublesome Pevensies, they just wait...

To Digory: What was it like, to find out years after you'd been to Narnia that the Pevensies had gone back to it?

Digory: At first, I didn't put "two and two" together so to speak. Of course I knew that there were other worlds, and that it was quite easy to gain entry to them, so I didn't assume right away that Lucy had gotten into "Narnia." But a few days later (after all of the Pevensies had gotten in. . . and reigned as kings and queens for 15 years) when they told me about a lion, a lamppost, and a white witch. . . I was thrilled. It filled me with a very nostalgic feeling. I immediately called Polly of course; she was excited as well.

To Ginger: Why did you side with the Calormens during the last battle of Narnia?

Ginger: Because I was threatened that I would be turned into a dumb animal. But look where that got me. Meow!

To King Tirian: I know you said you witnessed your own mothers death but when you went into Asan's Country you only met up with your father. Was your mother there too?

Tirian: She was there, but so was practically everyone else in Narnian history. It's hard to keep track of your own right arm in that mess!

To Bree: Why are you so scared of lions?

Bree: At one point on my journey away from Narnia, I had changed my mind, and decided to return home. So I changed direction, and started heading back to the gren north, when a lion barred my way, and stalked me all the way across the desert. It was because of that lion, that I was forced into captivity.

To Caspian: What was your original thought of our world, when you first saw it?