The Last Battle

22 May 2003 By Daniel 6 In General

I listened to the first CD of The Last Battle as I drove up to work this morning. So far, it’s been the best one experience-wise. I was right there with Tirian as called out for the children from beyond the world’s end to come and help him. I (don’t laugh) got all teary when Jill and Eustace appeared and immediately began to try to set things to rights. It felt like I was coming back to Narnia, and that I shared the children’s history there, even as the true, full history of Narnia came to a close.

Sigh. I’m such a dork.

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  1. dbergey
    Steve
    23/05/2003 at May 23, 2003 @ 11:18am Permalink

    you’re not a dork, i would probably get that way too… though i’m sure that stereo helped ;-)

  2. dbergey
    Churchgirl
    23/05/2003 at May 23, 2003 @ 4:26pm Permalink

    I agree, you are not a dork! Ashley got me the 7 books for my birthday and I am on book 3. I only get a chance to read while soaking in a bath or getting ready to sleep, so that is why I’m only on book 3. I’d only ever read a few books and I’m anxious to move on to “Price Caspian.” :)

  3. dbergey
    Churchgirl
    23/05/2003 at May 23, 2003 @ 4:28pm Permalink

    Uhm — priNce. :P I cannot type.

  4. dbergey
    daniel
    23/05/2003 at May 23, 2003 @ 4:47pm Permalink

    Price Caspian is the new commercial sell-out edition.

  5. dbergey
    daniel
    23/05/2003 at May 23, 2003 @ 4:49pm Permalink

    I should point out, also, that I am listening to the dramatized editions of the Chronicles … not mere audiobooks. So much more than audiobooks.

  6. dbergey
    Ash
    25/05/2003 at May 25, 2003 @ 8:26pm Permalink

    Nah, you’re not a dork, Daniel. That’s perfectly normal for anyone who enjoys these types of things (I get that way, but then again, I’m female, but you get what I mean).

    Oh, and one of my friends had a cat and I got to help name him. He was orange and fluffy and we named him Prince Caspian. g