The Chronicles of Narnia in the last installment of The Last Stand why there is no Susan with Caspia

** Said because of Susan.

After going back, I went to the United States, entered the upper class social circle, and put it in Narnia.

What happened was a childhood fantasy, and I became obsessed with perfumes, designer bags, handsome guys, etc., and it had turned bad for Narnia, so I couldn't go back to Narnia. But then Peter, Edmund, Lucy.

Eustace and the others die on the train journey, enter the real Narnia after the destruction, and are reunited with their parents, leaving Susan alone in the real world. I hope the movie won't be filmed like this, and the four people won't be separated.

Caspian had died long ago.

In addition to these eight kings and daughters of the human world, the other kings of Narnia will enter the kingdom of Ashran after death. In other words, Caspian went in the Silver Chair. The ending in the Silver Chair is described.

Susan was lost because she was lost. No longer believes in the existence of Narnia. Lost in Narnia.

Susan made the mistake of losing herself and taking Narnia as a fantasy, so she violated her innocence and couldn't go back to Narnia. But I don't like this kind of tragic ending, I think there should be another Susan who changed herself and went back to Narnia, which is more appealing. I still hope that these four people are still together, and Susan and Caspian are in love.

Caspian was born about 2300, and in the last battle of 2500, he has died, Edmund Peter Lucy, they are not from Narnia, they traveled back or that timeline, but when they returned to Narnia, it had been two hundred years, to put it bluntly, they had seen Casbian for 2300 years, and then returned to Narnia for 2500 years. Susan had said that Lewis had said that she was good at self-persuasion, and that she couldn't go back if she didn't believe in Narnia anymore.

Uh, the world of Narnia can only be entered by children, and when you are an adult, you can't enter it, I don't know if this is the script setting, or if for some reason you can't please it.

The Last Battle A tailless ape stumbles upon a lion's fur and tricks his friend, a simple-minded mule, into putting on a lion's skin and pretending to be Aslan to take control of Narnia's creatures. King Tillian became a captive of the Otarias and the Calmen in order to save the creatures of Narnia and expose the ropes of the Talmen. He called out for help from Aslan and summoned Eustace and Jill.

They rescued King Tillian and led loyal animals such as unicorns into battle with the Calemon army, rebellious beasts, and dwarves. But by this time the cruel pagan god Tash had come to Narnia. Eustace is captured, and outnumbered, King Tillian hides in the stables, only to find seven kings and queens - Peter, Edmund, Lucy, Eustace, Jill and the rejuvenated Diggory and Polly standing in front of him as king and queen.

Aslan the lion appears, the giant of "time" wakes up, the trumpet of the end of the world has been sounded, the night envelops Narnia, and Narnia is finally destroyed. Aslan led all the creatures who believed in him through a gate to his kingdom. Aslan tells Lucy that they have all died in the train accident.

Everything important in old Narnia, as well as cute animals, has entered the real Narnia through this door. Characters from the past are here. Since then, they have lived happily ever after in the new Narnia.

Is it the first or the second part you said?

Feel free to ask, my thought is this: because Peter and Susan are old enough to get into their own world (England only). However, in the original book in "The Last Stand", Peter went back, but Susan was rejected by Aslan because she was involved in high society, obsessed with branded bags, lipstick, etc., and thought that Narnia was just a childhood game (I can't accept this cruel fact!). ）