[George wants Lucy to say no as well. He has no desire to return to Calormen, now or ever, but he can see the wisdom in it, and Lucy doesn't protest, so he doesn't either.
In Tashbaan, George's purpose is largely to look intimidating and make sure the prince doesn't get into too much trouble. He can tell that his presence makes Rabadash more irritable than usual, and Queen Susan sees it as well. If that's the only good to come of this trip, George will be glad of it.
In the battle in Archenland, George fights like a Shadowhunter, and the Calormene soldiers, who had seen him fighting before, cower in fear. He does the work of ten Calormene warriors and at least five Narnian ones, flitting across the battlefield like a graceful angel of death.
He is washing the blood from his arms when Lucy enters. His face brightens when he sees her, and he goes to her immediately, reaching for her before realizing he's still bloody and pulling back again.]
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In Tashbaan, George's purpose is largely to look intimidating and make sure the prince doesn't get into too much trouble. He can tell that his presence makes Rabadash more irritable than usual, and Queen Susan sees it as well. If that's the only good to come of this trip, George will be glad of it.
In the battle in Archenland, George fights like a Shadowhunter, and the Calormene soldiers, who had seen him fighting before, cower in fear. He does the work of ten Calormene warriors and at least five Narnian ones, flitting across the battlefield like a graceful angel of death.
He is washing the blood from his arms when Lucy enters. His face brightens when he sees her, and he goes to her immediately, reaching for her before realizing he's still bloody and pulling back again.]
Lucy!