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polly plummer
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I totaly stand corrected Digory and daughter of the king. I was even thinking about what I wrote that night (how big a fan am I) and realised that I got my time line all mixed up =, especially since the Telmarines couldn't have entered the Narnian world until after Polly and Digory visited it when it was created. Not sure what year in our world this was but def. a lot later on in our history than I was thinking - silly me! =))

Posted : May 16, 2010 11:16 am
DOECOG
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According to a Narnian timeline that came with my copy of the books, in 430 Narnian Year/sometime between 1933-1940 AD “Pirates from our world take possession of Telmar.” In 1998 NY/1940-1941 AD “The Telmarines invade and conquer Narnia. Caspian I becomes King of Narnia.”

So the Telmaries were in Narnia (the world) during the Golden Age, but they had yet to conquer the country. Aravis mentions her brother was killed fighting an enemy in the west. I think she’s referring to the Telmarines. I think they were probably English because Lewis never mentions any kind of language barrier. We can assume the Narnians spoke English since Frank and Helen were English.

Does anyone know where is the South Sea? Is this a specific location that goes by a different name now or is South Sea a general term that covers a large area?

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Posted : May 17, 2010 9:29 pm
DiGoRyKiRkE
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The only sea that I know of, which contains the word "south" is the south china sea.

The French were known for colonizing this area, but the British had colonies in southern China (Hong Kong), and I believe that the Dutch had colonies in Indonesia. But around that time (our world) I think that most of them had pulled out of their colonies, but the British didn't surrender Hong Kong until much later. . . I don't know. Perhaps we're reading into this a bit too much ;))

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Posted : May 18, 2010 4:00 am
DamselJillPole
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CS Lewis was always a man that wasn't clear on certain things. I happen to like the Spanish descents in the movie and everyone has their different opinion. I guess we'll never know who the Telmarines were with our diverse opinions.


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Posted : May 18, 2010 11:01 am
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