[ Edmund had just opened his mouth to respond when a terrific sneeze rips the breath right out of him. He wipes his nose on his sleeve, looks at the mess, grimaces, then wipes his soiled sleeve on the grass.
Dryly: ] Spring, lovely and pollen-filled as per usual.
( and the Great Lion laughs - like a roaring thunder that rolls over green hills and wild meadows. an anomaly, but no less beautiful sounding that the chirping birds. )
You must breathe the fresh air, dear one, and slowly. Savor it. Rarely will you be able to smell the very first burst of the spring breeze.
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Dryly: ] Spring, lovely and pollen-filled as per usual.
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You must breathe the fresh air, dear one, and slowly. Savor it. Rarely will you be able to smell the very first burst of the spring breeze.
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He does, however, try to take Aslan's advice. He makes it halfway into pulling in a lungful of air before he erupts into another violent sneeze. ]
Well. [ His grin is watery but no less amused for it. ] —what little of it I can smell is wonderful, Aslan.
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Aslan's going to just nudge Ed with his great, big, furry head. Affection at its finest from a wild lion. )