The kid who was convinced that Susan's name was "Phyllis," do you think that Susan eventually warmed up to him and they got together? I feel as if she did. Like somehow she grew up the 2nd time around in Narnia and suddenly he wasn't so annoying anymore.
share
They are going to two different schools. They'll share the train ride until they all have to switch trains and possibly never see each other any more.
This is the last year Susan acts like a normal girl. After this, she starts to get b1tchy and would absolutely refuse to be seen in the same room with him.
Bob
why the *beep* do you care?
shareJeez, why so harsh?
You fight like a dairy farmer.
How appropriate. Cue my username.
She'll most likely just blow him off in a more polite way, and keep looking for someone that exudes the kind of hotness that Caspian had sent her way.
Thank you Susan, for reminding us once again that 'nice guys finish last.'
"Thanks, guys." "So long, partner."
- Toy Story 3 (9/10)
Is he significant in the books? It just seemed like the movie script went out of its way to show that Susan wasn't very social if he was not a character who would appear again in the Narnia tales.
Personally I thought she was unnecessarily rude and unpleasantly quick to reject someone who seemed nice enough. Would it have hurt her to be open to a new friendship?
~"Chris, am I weird?"
~"Yeah, but so what? Everybody's weird."
jane-
I believe the kid along with the plotpoint of Caspian and Susan gazing at each other was all fabricated for PC (I don't recall such a thing in the books, and I believe there were some interviews where they questioned the inclusion of the plotpoint).
Most likely, they wanted to add some extra oomph to the script and felt, well, we'll have a small romance storyline and that will appeal to the girls/young women...because how can you ignore a handsome Prince with long flowing hair?
"Thanks, guys." "So long, partner."
- Toy Story 3 (9/10)
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