travelers joy

Peter wondered sometimes whether it hadn't all been a little too easy. He always felt guilty afterwards, because of course it hadn't been easy at all: Edmund had planned for years so that he and Lucy could run away together, and if it had all worked out, that was more a testament to Peter's brother's spectacular strategic skills than his luck. But it was still a little odd that everything had worked out, and worked out so well, and when Peter was feeling unhappy and existentialist, he liked to think that it was proof that something beyond mortal comprehension was looking out for the Pevensie children, whatever names and guises they took.