#chloesoriginal

- She’s constantly reminding Lucy to sit up straighter, be polite, and act like a young lady when necessary. 

- She makes sure Edmund has enough books, and always gets him a new one as a gift.  Mrs. Pevensie didn’t remember him loving to read so much, especially not about law and strategy.

- She sits up with Peter when he can’t sleep, and she wakes up early to converse with him on whether an English sunrise can even compete with a Narnian sunrise.  He just needs someone to talk to.

- She (sneakily) offers up some dish ideas and helps Mrs. Pevensie fix meals so that the four children can eat Narnian food.  While the flavor and color of the ingredients aren’t as rich, it comes quite close.

But the three also help her cope

- Lucy (who has a fantastic memory, as it has been previously stated by the fandom) paints, draws, and writes about things she knows Susan misses about Narnia.  There’s artwork in all of their rooms of Lantern Waste, Cair Paravel, balls, particular friends of theirs, the places Susan loved to sit and drink tea depending on which view she wanted and what season it was.  And even though she draws dozens of Aslans, each one looks different.

- Edmund helps her organize.  Decoration in Narnia is slightly different than in our world, and Susan always loved to talk or sing while she cleaned.  She finds it helpful to stop at every little object and talk about how the pencil reminds her of the time they tried to show Lucy how to write with Narnian ink pens and ended up with ink all over them, the shirt almost looks like the bodice of a beautiful dress Susan received on her 21st birthday, and Ed knows the right thing to say at the right time, sometimes letting Susan just cry on his shoulder.

(insp.) @claramaximoff