Here’s what Narnia sings about the High King: he’s just and courageous, of unparalled wisdowm and immense kindness ― he’s gentle and warm and fair in judgment, and no living thing under his protection shall ever come to harm.

Here’s what Narnia says about the Magnificent: he charges into war unafraid, a battle cry on his lips and his sword held high ― no enemy is too strong or mighty, no odds are ever too risky, no army will ever be his downfall.

Here’s what Narnia doesn’t know: Peter’s a boy turned King, innocence washed away by the blood on his hands, and the salt of the earth where his tears once fell is the only witness to his cries.