It is likely that in 1937, at the age of nine, she began attending a boarding school away from home. When she was two, her brother Edmund was born, and when she was four, in 1932, her youngest sibling Lucy was born.
Hence, she did not enter Aslan's Country along with her siblings. Once she was back on Earth, she began to convince herself that Narnia was just a game because of the fun they had there, and she thought her siblings were silly to continue entertaining such childhood fantasies. Unfortunately, during the Pevensie siblings' second visit to Narnia, Susan demonstrated indications that she had trouble believing in magic - she was the last of the children to believe and see Aslan during the nighttime hike to Aslan's How, and when she finally saw him, he told her she had been "listening to fears", and comforted her. However, she was also told that she would never again return, for just like Peter, she was "getting too old" for Narnia. Hence, she was courted by many Kings and Princes of both distant and neighbouring countries, such as Prince Rabadash of Calormen. After the Witch's defeat, and she and her siblings were crowned as monarchs who subsequently ushered in a Golden Age, Susan eventually matured into a woman famed for her beauty, her graciousness, and her incredible archery skills. Later on, just like Lucy, she developed a special connection with Aslan - noticing his depression, witnessing his death and resurrection, and even helping him to free the Witch's victims. Hence, she only believed in Narnia when she entered it, and even then, as compared to Lucy and Peter, she seemed unadventurous due to her concerns about the evil White Witch and the chilly winter. As the second-oldest of the four Pevensie siblings, as well as the older girl, Susan was inclined to be maternal, practical, and cautious.
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