The Chronicles of Narnia: The Middle

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BIC: "Sorry," Luke muttered, though he genuinely didn't want to get Will mad. "I just... yeah..."

 

"Let's just find a way to get home before you start fighting again." William muttered.

 

Alexandria gingerly took her hand away from William's hand. "You feeling okay?" She asked.

 

Luke looked at William as well, making sure to keep silent till he felt better.

 

"I just worry about you," William said quietly. "This is all really strange and I think you're jumping into the deep end of a pool without looking first."

 

"I'm a good swimmer," Alexandria answered confidently. "You know we'll find a way to get home soon. And I'll go back if that's what you want."

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"Yeah, go back to school," Luke sighed. "Aren't we all looking forward to that..."

 

"We don't belong here, you said it yourself," William addressed Luke. "Or do you just want to stay here now because you get out of school work?"

 

"Will," Alexandria placed her hand on her brother's shoulder. She never liked it when he was in one of his rare bad moods.

 

Elizabeth figited at the mood of the group dropped. "We'll be home in no time..." she said quietly, "I mean if the Pevensies did it, and they must have for us to know them, then we'll be fine."

 

"Sorry," Luke said again. "I just... I can't believe this place. Some things seem better here."

 

Alexandria almost agreed with Luke, but then remembered that she was angry with him so she kept quiet.

 

Elizabeth wasn't so inclined to agree with Luke about that. She thought Narnia was lovely and did sound nice, but her instincts told her that some of the same problems from home were here. She didn't say anything either, instead looking down at her hands.

 

"How much longer till we get inside this city of yours and get some food?" Luke asked Caspian, his tone a little rude again.

 

"We're already in the boarders," Caspian answered Luke. "Just about five more minutes and we'll be at the castle of Anvard."

"Good, 'cause I'm starving!" Alexandria exclaimed.

 

"When can we meet that man you said might be able to help us?" Elizabeth asked, anxiously.

 

"Yeah," Luke concurred to Elizabeth's question. "Let's hear it so William can get his answers and not be so grumpy."

 

"I'm not grumpy," William objected.

 

"You were," Luke argued back childishly.

 

"Was not," Wiliam argued back, playing along.