"Don't call me 'wise' it makes me sound old," Anne teased. "I know what to say because I'm a woman, we naturally know these things."

An attempt to lighten his mood, but it was also a little true. Anne looked down, smiling at Caspian, running her fingers through his hair.

"Any woman who says she loves a man has a duty to comfort him," Anne continued. "If he's hurt, it's her duty to heal him. If he's afraid, it's her duty to remind him of his courage. If he's angry, it's her duty to calm him, or make sure his anger is redirected productively. If he's happy, it's her duty to make certain he is happy for as long as possible."