Bond with Susan

As I sit here, reflecting on the bond that ties me to my siblings, one person comes to mind - my dear sister Susan. Our relationship has been a long and winding road, filled with ups and downs, but ultimately it is a bond that I cherish deeply.

I am 14 years old now and in my second year of secondary school. It's not an easy time for me - puberty is hitting hard and I'm struggling to come to terms with all the changes happening within me. But despite this awkward phase, there's one thing that remains constant: my admiration for Susan. She's three years older than me at 17 years old and already in her fifth year of secondary school next door to mine.

Susan is often seen as the practical and responsible sibling among us four Pevensies. And she lives up to this expectation every day - whether it's helping Mother around the house or looking after Lucy when she gets too excited about something new in Narnia (which happens more often than you'd think). Her ability to remain calm under pressure never ceases to amaze me.

Of course, no one is perfect; even someone like Susan who seems so level-headed can have their flaws exposed from time-to-time – like how bossy they get sometimes! laughs There are moments where she knows better what needs doing then anyone else does which isn't wrong entirely because we were children going through a war afterall... Yet most times those situations arose was during wartime which explains why everyone let out pent-up emotions since back home people aren't really sure what real trauma looks like anymore so once again both perspectives shape-shift accordingto multiple contexts seamlessly

But beyond these imperfections lies someone truly caring & motherly towards others including myself whom look up unto especially being emotionally vulnerable child trapped between battling instincts whereas facing circumstances nearly swept beneath carpet until Sues reminds family difference together giving obvious explanation finding temporary grip therefore initially doubt signs aligned chooses discipline less push needing reflection progress forging middle path presenting allowing handle diversified energies grateful shaping throughout our lifes natural culture forge influence becomes manifest accepting amazing woman grow physical body.

My favorite quality about her though? It would be without any doubt 'empathy'. Even if Peter wasn't available (and he rarely ever was), whenever life threw lemons at either Lucy or myself- No matter whatever frustrations lay ahead-Susan stood patiently waiting just beside offering unwavering encouragement gentle reassurance proving balance worthwhile teaching displaying best qualities engraved firmly embracing bigger picture recalling trails avoiding slowing coagulating grace stirring empathy overwhelming surpassing countless horizons passing reference taki...

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