I did not want them to cry for I was not truly dead. But then again, I do not like to see my children sad.

To Edmund: Why did you draw on that lion statue?

Edmund: Because I was foolish, and hated Aslan, and wanted to make fun of him.

To Eustace: Did you really believe you were innocent when they caught you stealing water, like you wrote in your journal?

~Riella

Eustace: At the time, I honestly thought I was absolutely innocent, thinking it was for a good cause. Maybe if I had actually thought it over and hadn't been such a brat, I might've realized I wasn't as innocent as I had imagined. In the end, though, I still would've figured out a way to blame everyone else except me. I can only wonder how frustrated they must've been at me...

To Lucy: Why did you tell Susan "I told you he was real" after Father Christmas left?

Lucy: Because we got in this big arguement one day that past winter over whether or not he was real...

To Corin: How did you feel when you finally realized that you had a twin brother?

Corin: I really didn't know what to think. I had lived all my life as an only child, never even knowing there was a possibility that I had a sibling, let alone a twin. It was quite hard to get used to the idea of having a twin at first.

To Susan: After the train crash in which your siblings sadly passed away, did that accident make you think of Narnia/Heaven and Aslan/God at all?

Susan: Definitely. I mean, for one thing I was alone in the world. And secondly, I wondered where they had gone.

To Peter: Who were you most glad to see during all the reunions in Aslan's Country?

~Riella

Peter: Aslan. It had been too long since I saw him last. And it was so beautiful to know I'd be with him forever and ever.

To Lucy: What did you think when you first saw the Dufflepuds?

Lucy: They looked so funny! I couldn't help laughing! I couldn't see why they had called themselves ugly before! I never wanted them to change; I'm sure they would be happier now that they were visible. Oh, how funny they looked!!

To Caspian: What was it like waking up in Trufflehunter's cave?

Caspian: Frightening! My head hurt and I could hardly see. And then when I saw Trufflehunter leaning over me I was sure I must be dreaming. I blacked out after that, but when I woke up again he was still there so I knew it wasn't a dream. After that it was exciting because I knew the Old Narnians still existed.

To Sarah: What was it like working for Miss Ketterly?

Sarah: Well, most of the time it was pretty boring. But it was worth it, because one time I had this really amazing day when a lady from a circus came to visit us, and she caused such a stir!

To Drinian: How did it feel being captain of the king's ship?

~Riella

Drinian: Aye mate! 'twas great 'twas great! I've never been so many places in all my narnian days. I say! Being on board with the king and the two high king and queen .. Their majesties bless em'. Twas' the grandest time of me life being aboard such a fine ship with such a fine group of people! 'twas great 'twas great!

To Lucy: how did you feel when you heard aslan say you couldn't come back to Narnia again?

Lucy: It felt terrible. Until He told me he was in my world too...

To Edmund: Same question. How did it feel for you?

~Riella

Edmund: It's hard to describe. You'll know when it's your turn.

Corin: Were you ever in love with Aravis, even just a little bit?

Corin: No, she was more like a sister. We worked together to argue with Cor though. It was great fun.

Reepicheep: Who taught you how to sword fight

Reepicheep: My father did. He was a master swordsman. But I also learned many tricks and such from other elders in the mice tribe.

To Polly: On a scale from 1 to 10, how dirty was Digory's face when you first met him?