I love this story.

I can't believe this is your FIRST! That was great! I don't know how you came up with that, I would never have thought of the Lamp Post having a mind, but in Narnia, anything can happen, right?

Wow! That was really, really interesting! What a great idea. I'd never really considered what happened to the lamp-post... I loved when it got its new body and when it realized it was forgiven. Great job.

this realy is awsome! it could have been from C. him self! you realy have to do this more often!

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AW!

Oh, so beautiful. I have never read a fic written from the Lamppost's perspective. Truly original. I especially like the fact that you thought of it as being alive. While reading "The Lantern" I my mind remembered a line from MN where Digory says, "And it's [the lamppost] alive too! It's lit!".

By the Lion's grace,

~Araivr

I’ve always like fics told from an unusual view point.

Nice.

very original. i like it. great job. i've never seen a story on the lamp posts view. i'm glab i read this :)

Wow. I love the way tou write, it's just so... wonderful. I could almost feel the emotions along with the Lantern...

YOU HAVE TALENT!

This is a beautifully written story from a very unique perspective. You stayed true to the "feel" of Narnia and yet, added a new twist that even Lewis didn't consider. Good job.

This is amazing! Excellent excellent! I literally got the chills when I read this. Beautiful work.

"Waiting for something, for anything, for nothing to happen." - I love this line. I love the way you portray the utter despair of the poor lantern - so deep that it couldn't even believe that Aslan would come.

"“It is not I who judged you unworthy,” he says, “but you who assumed that yourself.”" - wow. So true.

"“Why, of course I have,” He chuckles. “Did you expect any less?”" - one of my favorite lines. This piece is full of beauty and truth - the best combination. Thank you so much for writing this!

*applauds*

brilliant!

Interesting. Although the lamp-post did grow on the First Day, I've never considered it "alive" of any sort and simply assumed it was destroyed with the rest of Narnia after the Last Battle (or even some time before).

I actually thought that if the Lamp-post remembered being planted by the Witch, it would probably consider itself guilty of "aiding" her attack on Aslan on the First Day... And Aslan would certainly come back if there was a single being who believed in Him!

I wonder how did the Lamp-post look after being animated by Aslan. Some sort of iron Dryad perhaps? :)

This is so original. The lamppost! Amazingly well done, very nice indeed.

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Very new. Very good!