Eustace may not be able to ride yet, but he's spent enough time in the stables that he figures he can lead horses capably enough.

He's exploring around the lake, looking for some of the escapees.

Twang and zip.

"Blast."

Eustace lowers his bow and eyes the target he's set up. His aim is pulling to the right. He sighs -- it's because he's distracted -- and retrieves his arrows.

Ask Eustace something.

Alternatively, tell me something about Eustace I don't know.

La. These sorts of memes are fun.

~Eustace really is quite a good chess player. He was good before he ended up on the Dawn Treader, and several weeks playing against Reepicheep and Edmund honed his skills. Edmund taught him the value of building up a strong defense. Reepicheep taught him the value of making impulsive moves and sacrifices. ( ( Read more... )

Dear Eustace,
------We do hope Uncle Harold and Aunt Alberta gave you a happy birthday. We thought we should send you a present as well, though it's rather late. We're sorry, but Edmund insisted it be perfect.
------Send our regards to your parents.
------With love, your cousins --
------------Peter the Magnificent, Susan the Gentle, Edmund the ( Read more... )

Italicized portions come from The Last Battle by C. S. Lewis.

Eustace stood with his heart beating terribly, hoping and hoping he would be brave. He had never seen anything (though he had seen both a dragon and a sea-serpent) that made his blood run so cold as that line of dark faced bright-eyed men. There were fifteen Calormenes, a Talking Bull ( Read more... )