Wednesday | Forgive and Forget

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Now that we’ve had our share of pet peeves it’s time to Forgive and Forget

Is your character holding a grudge? Now the time to have them let it go. Give forgiveness or let them receive it. Or give them Amnesia whatever floats your boat.

But remember:

No more than 5 prompts in a row, and no more than 3 prompts per fandom. If one of your prompts is answered, you can prompt again.

No spoilers in your prompts for at least one week after publication/air date. If there are spoilers in your story, you must warn in bold and leave at least 3 spaces.

And use the correct formatting. Examples:

Being Human, Goerge/Mitchell, After a full moon George feels guilty and Mitchell helps him forgive himself

Marvel, Deadpool/author's choice, It's all in the past....right?

Being Human/Torchwood, Jack/Mitchell, “Did you forget me so soon?”

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Comments

[charlies_dragon]

For most people, winter crept up on them. The air got just that little colder, crisper in the twilight; the leaves slowly got frost bitten instead of just turning brown; animals stopped stocking up for the long winter months and started sleeping the weeks away. When the snow began to fall and ice scrunched under the hooves and heels of Narnians, most people were shocked that winter had come around again and hurried to fix their houses up to be able to stand the coming cold, the memories of the White Witch still fresh in their memories.

Unfortunately for Edmund, he could see the second that autumn changed into winter. He didn't need the large fluffy snowflakes that were currently falling around Cair Paravel and think of making snowmen like Lucy did; he didn't see the icicles forming on tree branches didn't make him think of winter balls like it did for Susan; he think of teaching the army to fight on ice like Peter did when he saw the frozen lakes and streams.

When Edmund saw winter come to Narnia for the first time since the death of the White Witch, and every winter from then on, he remembered just what he had done to his family and both Narnia and its inhabitants when he betrayed his sisters and brother to the White Witch.

Every time that winter came around, both in Narnia and back in England, he found it extremely hard to forget he had been forgiven by everyone, including Aslan himself.

Luckily for Edmund, he had his siblings there to remind him of their forgiveness of him and they never let him forget it. When he went off by himself, it was inevitable that within a few moments, one of them would find him and drag him out of his self imposed solitude and include him in whatever they were doing. Over the years, other Narnian's joined Lucy, Susan and Peter in distracting Edmund during the winter months with varying degrees of success. No matter how well they managed to distract him, Edmund always appreciated their efforts and the warmth that spread through him at the thought that he was worthy of their time kept him warm enough to battle the deep freeze of the winter months.

[tigriswolf]

Aww, so sweet.