Huh. I've never read a Hetalia/Narnia crossover before, and this is a little sudden, but decently written. Oak-kay, dear writer.

This was nice. A general feeling of light in though the dark and looking up.

SOO AWESOME!
MAYBE AS AWESOME AS PRUSSIA!

This was absolutely beautiful, I love it!

It was very well thought out, and I love your writing style. I love a good story that stays consistent! This has been one of the best two-shots I've ever read!

Brought a tear to my eye.

If it's the White Witch, then yes, she did die. When Aslan killed her in The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe. And she didn't feel any guilt or remorse there. So if you're trying to paint her as a good person it's ignoring it.

Wow, just...wow. This is really good.

this was a very interesting twist on a great story!
p.s.— hetalia makes everything better!

Omg. Wow. The way you ended both chapters...I felt like crying. This was, hands down, just amazing.

My goodness yes this is wonderful! Very well written and crafted with such delicate expertise. I must say you have stunned me. I recall reading the chapter ages ago and not spotting the second one. I'm very happy to have come back, or I would have spent eternity wondering just how the beautifully done masterpiece of fiction ended. How that story that chilled my very bone turned out. I am not disappointed, in fact this amazed me. I stared at the screen for a good moment, jaw hanging and my mind swimming. Alas, there was a bitter sadness residing in me. I had finished another great story, and it is now but a thing of the pass. Bravo, my dear author! My highest praise goes to you. Bravo!

I really enjoyed reading this. This really put things into perspective.

N-N-N-N-N-N-NARNIA!

waah!
So...what is aslan? If Narnia has her own personification, then who is Aslan, because he isn't England's.

:) I need you more than she does. I like that. :)
I love England. :)
New headcanon: Aslan is, in a way, the personification of Narnia, just as all the countries are personified.