Worlds collide all the time.
In life, you meet someone and it’s as if you’ve known them your entire life.
Why can’t this be the same with literary worlds?
What if Harry Potter travelled to Narnia and befriended the Pevensie’s?
Let’s pretend that he helped them defeat the White Witch.
In return, he invited the Pevensie’s to stay with him at Hogwarts.
At Hogwarts, Peter Pevensie falls in love with a girl named Alice.
Alice is adventurous, naive, and full of compassion.
One day, Peter and Alice are roaming the grounds of Hogwarts while they stumble upon a lake.
Inside the lake, a beautiful mermaid with hair as red as a ripe strawberry flips around in the water.
The mermaid, Ariel, spies a boat on the shore.
Almost as curious as Alice, Ariel pops up to see who is in the boat.
She is startled to see seven dwarves looking down at her.
Suddenly, the dwarves’ sister appears.
Their sister is a smart and beautiful young woman who goes by the name of Belle.
Belle looks down at her watch and realizes that her History of Magic class starts in 20 minutes.
Never late, Belle rows back to shore where Peter and Alice walk back to the castle ground with her.
Along the way, Belle greets her arithmancy professor, Miss Honey.
Now in class, Belle sits down at her desk right next to her best friends, Hermione and Katniss.
Belle wonders how she got so lucky.
She attends an incredible school and has made the best friends possible.
Belle admires the world for doing incredible things like this.
Like colliding.