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Leí bastante pero me aburrí, en los primeros dos libros de narnia no me pasó pero está re pesada la lectura, para no clavarme tremendo bloqueo empecé el titan's curse

“He had not yet learned that if you do one good deed your reward usually is to be set to do another and harder and better one.”
^^ One of the quotes of all time btw.

This isn’t like how Edmund and Eustace are portrayed. This is simply someone who had never been taught morals or honor or even kindness choosing to be honorable and kind anyway, out of human instinct. It’s not that he’s a bad kid learning to be better, it’s that he’s a normal kid learning he can be better than he is. Which is kind of unique, in a way, and also in a way, much more impactful (to me).

“Shasta slipped his feet out of the stirrups, slid both his legs over on the left side, hesitated for one hideous hundredth of a second, and jumped. It hurt horribly and nearly winded him; but before he knew how it hurt him he was staggering back to help Aravis. He had never done anything like this in his life before and hardly knew why he was doing it now.”