OAKOQ: Storyboard + Playlist

Hello, all!  I thought I'd share the storyboard and playlist that I have compiled for my Susan Pevensie WIP! :)

First, my storyboard.  I only recently got into storyboarding, but now I'm hooked.  I love it. :D  Check this one out if you want to!  The aesthetic is really pretty, if I do say so myself. :-P

And second, the playlist.  The link to the full playlist (well, technically, it's not finished yet, so some songs are missing) is here, but I want to explain my thoughts on some of them, why they're relevant in my mind, why I like them, why they make me cry inside, etc.  (Also, I sort of just went with one of the first video results for most of these songs, so I can't necessarily vouch for all of the music videos on the playlist.  There may also be mild swearing in some of the songs, though not in any of the ones in this post.)

I would have died, I would have loved you all my life

. . . 

Wake up, it's time, little girl, wake up

All the best of what we've done is yet to come

Wake up, it's time, little girl, wake up

Just remember who I am in the morning . . . 

*sniffles*  I first heard this song in this video (thanks, Natalie :-P), but I really like it as a theme song for this story.  BECAUSE GUYS SHE HAS LOST HER MEMORY AND IT'S ALL JUST VERY AFFECTING. *sniffles again*

FOR OBVIOUS REASONS.

One of the things I'm thinking of incorporating into this book is how Susan might have struggled with feelings of works-based approval/comparison in her spiritual walk, so some of the songs on the playlist are contemporary Christian songs that I think both I and Susan relate to on some level.

Because Tay-Tay is my jam sometimes, and because this song is relevant to basically any fandom ever, but especially the Pevensie kids.  (Plus the music video is nice. :-P)

It's been a long day without you, my friend, and I'll tell you all about it when I see you again.

*more crying*  Again, this is one of those songs that applies to any fandom (ESPECIALLY IF IT HAS FEELS), and this one is doubly relevant, because she's been alone for so long. *cries*

Another song that speaks to some of the possible struggles I'm thinking of bringing up in this book.  (Plus, this is a really cool lyric video.)

Because I can hardly have the whole playlist be feelsy or tragic, can I? ;)  Even though this seems like a love song, I think it's definitely applicable to the relationship between the Pevensie siblings.

THIS IS SO APPLICABLE TO EVERYTHING, HONESTLY.

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Well, I guess that's all I'll share for now.  Again, you can visit the playlist here, and I'll keep adding songs until it's finished. :)

Thanks for reading! *blows kiss*