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The story could have a big impact on the magic in Narnia. Maybe the baby has a unique connection to the magic of the land, and its presence could either strengthen or disrupt the existing magical balance. Also, the idea of a new heir could inspire new quests and adventures, as various characters in Narnia would want to be part of the baby's life and future.

One possible plot could be that they face challenges in Narnia while Susan is pregnant. Maybe there are threats to the kingdom that they have to deal with together, all while preparing for the arrival of their child. Caspian might be extra protective of Susan, and they could rely on the help of their friends in Narnia.

Susan could develop into a more nurturing figure. Since she's pregnant, she might become more in tune with the needs of others in Narnia, not just her own family. Caspian, on the other hand, might grow in his sense of responsibility. He now has a family to protect, so he may make different decisions regarding the kingdom.

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.

One interesting 'Prince Caspian' fanfiction could be about Caspian's adventures before he met the Pevensies. Maybe it details his training as a prince and how he learned about Narnia's secrets.

The main themes include adventure. The whole story is filled with various adventures from battles to exploring new parts of Narnia. Friendship is also key. The relationship between the different characters, whether it's between the Narnians or between the Pevensie children and the Narnians, is based on friendship. And there is a theme of magic. Narnia is a magical world and the use of magic and the presence of magical creatures play an important role in the novel.

Prince Caspian is of course a very important character. He is the rightful heir to the throne of Narnia. The Pevensie children - Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy - are also crucial. They are summoned back to Narnia to help Caspian. Trumpkin, the dwarf, is an important character too. He is a bit grumpy but very loyal and helps the group in their adventures.

The theme of friendship and alliance is also prevalent. Hermione and Prince Caspian usually form an alliance. They work together towards a common goal, whether it's saving Narnia from a new threat or bringing about a better future for the land. Their friendship grows as they rely on each other's strengths and overcome their weaknesses.

The Chronicles of Narnia and the Final Battle of the Empire were both well-known novel series with different characteristics and styles, so it was difficult to simply answer which one was better. Here are some of their characteristics: The Chronicles of Narnia was a fantasy novel series written by JK Rowling, which told the story of a group of children's adventures in the Kingdom of Narnia. The series included many classic characters and plots such as Simba the Lion King, Shire the White Elephant, Narnia the Dark Magician, and so on. The series was well-known for its imaginative plots, colorful characters, and profound theme, and was loved by many readers. The Battle of the Empire was a Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin, which told the political struggles and wars between the seven kingdoms. This series included many complicated character relationships and plot twists such as power struggles, family revenge, and the dark side of human nature. The series was highly dramatic and intense, so it was highly praised. Therefore, to answer which one was better, one had to consider the interests and preferences of the readers. If you like imaginative characters and plots, the Chronicles of Narnia might be more suitable for you; if you like complicated political struggles and wars, the Battle of the Empire might be more suitable for you.

The White Witch could make a great antagonist even in a Prince Caspian and Peter fanfiction. Her evil magic and desire for power are well - known. She could return in some form, perhaps a remnant of her magic that was left behind and has now taken on a new, more insidious form. Another option could be a power - hungry Narnian noble who wants to overthrow Prince Caspian and sees Peter as a threat to his plans. He could be sly and manipulative, causing trouble for both of them.