edmund and caspian

Well, Susan is often seen as a bit more worldly compared to Caspian in some fanfictions. Since she has been to Narnia before and has some knowledge of different cultures and magic there. Caspian, being from Narnia but in a different era, is in awe of her in a way. Their relationship can be complex. It could be a relationship where they both learn from each other. Susan can teach Caspian about the 'old ways' and Caspian can show Susan the new Narnia he is building. This kind of interaction makes for really engaging fanfiction.

Yes, it is. The Edmund Fitzgerald was a real ship and the events related to it are based on real incidents.

The Edmund Fitzgerald was a large ore carrier that sank in Lake Superior during a storm. It's a tragic event with many factors contributing to its demise, including the harsh weather conditions.

Definitely a true story. The Edmund Fitzgerald tragically went down during a storm on Lake Superior, and this incident has been well-documented and studied.

Fanfiction can provide a sense of continuation. Since their own story might have ended, fanfiction gives them the opportunity to be part of new tales, with new challenges and emotions. It also lets them explore aspects that weren't fully developed in the original story, like their deeper friendship or potential romantic feelings.

Prince Caspian is loosely inspired by various elements from the Bible, but it doesn't have a direct one-to-one correspondence with a specific story.

Adventure is also a big theme. Since they are Narnia characters, stories usually involve them going on quests or facing new magical creatures. It's like continuing their Narnia journey in different ways.

One of the highly regarded Edmund Crispin novels is 'The Moving Toyshop'. It combines elements of mystery, humor, and clever plotting. The characters are vividly drawn, and the setting adds to the overall charm of the story.

The Edmund Fitzgerald story is mainly about the sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald. It was a large ore carrier on Lake Superior. In 1975, it sank during a storm, and all 29 crew members were lost. It's a tragic event that has become well - known in maritime history.

Adventure is also a very frequent theme. Fans love to write about them going on quests, exploring new lands, and encountering strange creatures. And of course, there is the theme of redemption in some cases, especially for Edmund who had his own journey of growth and atonement in the original story.