They deal in their own ways. Peter soldiers on, treasures memories and places Narnia and everything associated with it in a very special place.
Lucy clings to the life she had, telling story after story, anything just to keep it alive.
Edmund is steadfast, holding to the memories without clinging to them, without depending on them, he lets them roll over him whenever they wish and stops to process them when they do.
Susan takes her memories and the feelings that came with them and buries them deep, on the rare occasion she lets these memories touch her they shake her to the core and leave her sobbing for hours on the floor.
Who can heal from Narnia? Who could forget that which they spent a whole life in? But they each try to heal in their own ways.
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Lucy clings to the life she had, telling story after story, anything just to keep it alive.
Edmund is steadfast, holding to the memories without clinging to them, without depending on them, he lets them roll over him whenever they wish and stops to process them when they do.
Susan takes her memories and the feelings that came with them and buries them deep, on the rare occasion she lets these memories touch her they shake her to the core and leave her sobbing for hours on the floor.
Who can heal from Narnia? Who could forget that which they spent a whole life in? But they each try to heal in their own ways.