The Pevensies were very privileged. This makes sense, because Lucy was a stand-in for Lewis’ goddaughter. It wouldn’t have made sense for her to be working cla

The Pevensies were very privileged. 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.