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[wandbreaker]

I want it, and I don't know why I can't-

Just because you're older doesn't mean that-

I want to talk to you, Peter.

We need to talk about who your crown should belong to. I want both that, and Rhindon. And I think that just because you're the oldest, it doesn't make you the logical choice.

Don't bring the girls or Caspian, into this. This is between you and me.

I already have my sword. But I want another.

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[construire.livejournal.com]

Why is it so special? I mean, it does have its own name.

[wandbreaker]

All great swords have a name. This one is the sword that belongs to the King of Narnia, or in Peter's case, the High King.

And soon, it will belong to me.

[construire.livejournal.com]

What makes it so great? I'd assume the craftsmanship?

Do you want it just because it belongs to a King?

[wandbreaker]

That's one of the reasons.

No, of course not. Any sword I own belongs to a king by simple virtue that I'm one. I want it because it ought to be mine.

[construire.livejournal.com]

You're a-

That's not really a reason. Not until you explain why it should be yours.

[wandbreaker]

Why does it matter to you?

[construire.livejournal.com]

Curiosity?

We don't have Kings anymore back home. Well, not in the same sense of the word.

[wandbreaker]

Well, most of Earth doesn't, does it?

[construire.livejournal.com]

Mostly figureheads, for the purpose of ceremony.

Where's Narnia?

[wandbreaker]

North of Archenland.

[construire.livejournal.com]

Not a part of Earth?

Sounds familiar, almost.

[wandbreaker]

No. It's part of it's own world.