This makes sense, because Lucy was a stand-in for Lewis’ goddaughter. It wouldn’t have made sense for her to be working class.
The Pevensies were from Finchley, a wealthy area of London at the time.
Unlike working class children who had to stay with any random family, these kids got to stay in a mansion owned by an uncle.
Peter and Susan go to boarding school in later books.
Even the way they speak - that’s how posh kids speak.
Yeah obviously, just the act of getting out of London doesn’t mean they’re poshos. Everything else about them indicates that though.
This makes sense, because Lucy was a stand-in for Lewis’ goddaughter. It wouldn’t have made sense for her to be working class.
The Pevensies were from Finchley, a wealthy area of London at the time.
Unlike working class children who had to stay with any random family, these kids got to stay in a mansion owned by an uncle.
Peter and Susan go to boarding school in later books.
Even the way they speak - that’s how posh kids speak.
Yeah obviously, just the act of getting out of London doesn’t mean they’re poshos. Everything else about them indicates that though.