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From Marsh to Mountain Heights

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	Martin wakes to see the Warden under attack and runs to his aid-- but his other companions sleep on, unaware as the battle rages. Brome, on his way to being a hero, passes himself off as a corsair and is able to re-enter the dreaded Marshank, where he manages to contact Keyla and announce his plan to save ALL the slaves. Badrang hatches a plot to get rid of Clogg forever. The slaves excitedly await release from the prison pit but as Brome moves the heavy grating they are seen by a guard who races to raise the alarm.		Martin wakes to see the Warden under attack and runs to his aid-- but his other companions sleep on, unaware as the battle rages. Brome, on his way to being a hero, passes himself off as a corsair and is able to re-enter the dreaded Marshank, where he manages to contact Keyla and announce his plan to save ALL the slaves. Badrang hatches a plot to get rid of Clogg forever. The slaves excitedly await release from the prison pit but as Brome moves the heavy grating they are seen by a guard who races to raise the alarm.

-	Brome is able to convince the guard that he is acting on Badrang's orders, which must not be questioned, and drops INTO the pit. There he kicks down the wall to reveal Grumm's old hidden escape tunnel to freedom! Meanwhile, as Martin battles to save the Warden, Rose and the others awake and rush to help him. They head for the distant mountains but are attacked by the Gawtrybe, unruly and unpredictable rogue squirrels. Martin is forced into combat with Wakka, their leader. As he prepares to do single-handed combat with his foe, back at Marshank the escape tunnel collapses on the slaves.	+	Brome is able to convince the guard that he is acting on Badrang's orders, which must not be questioned, and drops INTO the pit. There he kicks down the wall to reveal Grumm's old hidden escape tunnel to freedom! Meanwhile, as Martin battles to save the Warden, Rose and the others awake and rush to help him. They head for the distant mountains but are attacked by the [[Gawtrybe]], unruly and unpredictable rogue squirrels. Martin is forced into combat with [[Wakka]], their leader. As he prepares to do single-handed combat with his foe, back at Marshank the escape tunnel collapses on the slaves.

	===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===

The Great Escapes

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	===Official Synopsis===		===Official Synopsis===
-	Rose and friends battle the fearsome Mirdop only to discover it is a giant doll created by timid rabbits to frighten away intruders. Upon learning of Martin's mission the rabbits agree to help the travelers and warn them of cannibal lizards and, even worse, The Warden of Marshwood Hill. At Marshank the slaves and the players flee but one of them, Celandine, goes missing. Clogg leaves Marshank after an argument with Badrang and strumbles across Celandine. Meanwhile Martin and friends are captured by slow worms and dragged into the cannibal lizard's lair. The lizards feed them-- but it soon becomes clear that it is to fatten them up for eating. When they hear the approach of a giant bird, they assume they are to be its victims.	+	Rose and friends battle the fearsome [[Mirdop]] only to discover it is a giant doll created by timid rabbits to frighten away intruders. Upon learning of Martin's mission the rabbits agree to help the travelers and warn them of cannibal lizards and, even worse, [[The Warden of Marshwood Hill]]. At Marshank the slaves and the players flee but one of them, [[Celandine]], goes missing. Clogg leaves Marshank after an argument with Badrang and strumbles across Celandine. Meanwhile Martin and friends are captured by slow worms and dragged into the cannibal lizard's lair. The lizards feed them-- but it soon becomes clear that it is to fatten them up for eating. When they hear the approach of a giant bird, they assume they are to be its victims.

	Rowanoak and Ballaw save Celandine from Clogg's corsairs, forcing him to retreat to the fortress. Naive young Brome decides he too will be a warrior and heads for Marshank and, what he hopes to be, great deeds. Martin and friends face the bird-- it's none other than the Warden. The fierce law-keeper rescues them from the lizards and offers to guide them-- but is unable to as he is attacked in his sleep by choking snakes.		Rowanoak and Ballaw save Celandine from Clogg's corsairs, forcing him to retreat to the fortress. Naive young Brome decides he too will be a warrior and heads for Marshank and, what he hopes to be, great deeds. Martin and friends face the bird-- it's none other than the Warden. The fierce law-keeper rescues them from the lizards and offers to guide them-- but is unable to as he is attacked in his sleep by choking snakes.

The Play's the Thing

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-	Martin and friends press on towards the sunset-- and Noonvale. Meanwhile at Marshank, the pirate Clogg is already planning to double-cross Badrang by refloating his ship to attack him. Druwp tries to reveal the cache of stolen weapons but is outwitted by Keyla, who is suspicious of Druwp and hid them elsewhere. Martin and his friends are delayed when one of them falls over a high cliff. The friend is rescued but the incident forces them to camp and no longer travel at night.	+	Martin and friends press on towards the sunset-- and Noonvale. Meanwhile at Marshank, the pirate Clogg is already planning to double-cross Badrang by refloating his ship to attack him. Druwp tries to reveal the cache of stolen weapons but is outwitted by [[Keyla]], who is suspicious of Druwp and hid them elsewhere. Martin and his friends are delayed when one of them falls over a high cliff. The friend is rescued but the incident forces them to camp and no longer travel at night.

-	At camp, around a blazing fire, Clogg makes plans to rebuild his ship-- but is interrupted by Ballaw and the Players. Impressing him with magic 'tricks' they persuade him to allow them into Marshank to entertain Badrang. It is a bold and dangerous ruse to release Felldoh's father and the other slaves. Martin and friends meet the psychic mole Polleekin who tells them their companions are alive and also makes them a riddle map to guide them on their journey to Noonvale. But as they leave she warns them sadly that although they will see happiness they will also encounter much sadness-- the brave warriors have no idea what they are about to encounter.	+	At camp, around a blazing fire, Clogg makes plans to rebuild his ship-- but is interrupted by Ballaw and the Players. Impressing him with magic 'tricks' they persuade him to allow them into Marshank to entertain Badrang. It is a bold and dangerous ruse to release Felldoh's father and the other slaves. Martin and friends meet the psychic mole [[Polleekin]] who tells them their companions are alive and also makes them a riddle map to guide them on their journey to Noonvale. But as they leave she warns them sadly that although they will see happiness they will also encounter much sadness-- the brave warriors have no idea what they are about to encounter.

	===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===

New Friends and Old Enemies

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-	Martin and friends survive the storm and as the sun begins to shine they paddle towards the shore-- but they have become separated from Brome and Felldoh, who they fear have drowned. Druwp saves his skin by raising the alarm and revealing Martin's escape. Skalrag must admit some prisoners have escaped by sea. Felldoh and Brome are washed ashore-- alive. Seeking shelter, they discover a band of strolling players, the Rosehip Players, and meet Ballaw their leader and the tough badger Rowanoak. Martin and friends also struggle ashore only to be captured by Queen Amballa and her pygmy shrews. They are prisoners and slaves again!	+	Martin and friends survive the storm and as the sun begins to shine they paddle towards the shore-- but they have become separated from Brome and Felldoh, who they fear have drowned. Druwp saves his skin by raising the alarm and revealing Martin's escape. Skalrag must admit some prisoners have escaped by sea. Felldoh and Brome are washed ashore-- alive. Seeking shelter, they discover a band of strolling players, [[the Rambling Rosehip Players]], and meet [[Ballaw de Quincewold]] their leader and the tough badger [[Rowanoak]]. Martin and friends also struggle ashore only to be captured by [[Queen Amballa]] and her pygmy shrews. They are prisoners and slaves again!

	The friends are forced to look after the pygmy shrew children-- and Martin saves them from an attack by a gannet. In return they are awarded their freedom and they set off again for Noonvale. They are unaware that Felldoh, Brome and the Rosehip Players are planning a dramatic rescue attempt to free the remaining slaves by infiltrating Marshank as wandering performers-- or that Clogg and Badrang have decided to join forces to ensure that there will be no escape for the remaining slaves and that those who have already escaped will be recaptured.		The friends are forced to look after the pygmy shrew children-- and Martin saves them from an attack by a gannet. In return they are awarded their freedom and they set off again for Noonvale. They are unaware that Felldoh, Brome and the Rosehip Players are planning a dramatic rescue attempt to free the remaining slaves by infiltrating Marshank as wandering performers-- or that Clogg and Badrang have decided to join forces to ensure that there will be no escape for the remaining slaves and that those who have already escaped will be recaptured.

Escape from Marshank

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-	As Clogg's attack on Badrang continues, Martin and his friends emerge onto the beach and meet Rose-- Martin instantly falls in love with her, and she begins to fall for him. Badrang leads his fighters to Clogg's ship and burns it. Martin tries to calm Felldoh who plans to immediately rescue his father-- saying they must journey to Noonvale and seek reinforcements.	+	As Clogg's attack on Badrang continues, Martin and his friends emerge onto the beach and meet Rose-- Martin instantly falls in love with her, and she begins to fall for him. Badrang leads his fighters to Clogg's ship and burns it. Martin tries to calm Felldoh who plans to immediately rescue his father-- saying they must journey to [[Noonvale]] and seek reinforcements.

	It is becoming clear to all, especially to Rose, that Martin is a born leader. They steal one of Clogg's longboats and begin the dangerous journey to Noonvale.		It is becoming clear to all, especially to Rose, that Martin is a born leader. They steal one of Clogg's longboats and begin the dangerous journey to Noonvale.

-	While out at sea they decide to land a long way down the shoreline. In Marshank the slaves steal weapons in preparation for their revolt-- but Druwp is watching them. Outside, Clogg spares Badrang's fox Skalrag, using him to secretly open the gates. Martin and his friends creep up the coast but are attacked by a huge fish which destroys the boat, leaving them clinging to wreckage as a storm grows. As the sea is churned to foam and they are battered by rain and waves, thunder rolls and lightening crashes around them. They are free-- but lost at sea.	+	While out at sea they decide to land a long way down the shoreline. In Marshank the slaves steal weapons in preparation for their revolt-- but Druwp is watching them. Outside, Clogg spares Badrang's fox [[Skalrag]], using him to secretly open the gates. Martin and his friends creep up the coast but are attacked by a huge fish which destroys the boat, leaving them clinging to wreckage as a storm grows. As the sea is churned to foam and they are battered by rain and waves, thunder rolls and lightening crashes around them. They are free-- but lost at sea.

	===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===

The Return of Clogg

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-	As Martin and his new friends languish in Marshank's Prison Pit, Rose and her companion Grumm hide from Tramun Clogg's advancing seaborne corsairs. Badrang and Clogg finally meet, pretending to be the other's friend, but they both soon skirmish and Clogg retreats, intending to take Marshank from his rival. As Badrang posts extra guards the news reaches Martin. Rebellion is planned among the slaves-- but there is a traitor in their midst-- Druwp, a surly bankvole who plans to betray them to Badrang. Outside, Grumm conspires with Rose to tunnel to their rescue.	+	As Martin and his new friends languish in Marshank's Prison Pit, Rose and her companion [[Grumm]] hide from Tramun Clogg's advancing seaborne corsairs. Badrang and Clogg finally meet, pretending to be the other's friend, but they both soon skirmish and Clogg retreats, intending to take Marshank from his rival. As Badrang posts extra guards the news reaches Martin. Rebellion is planned among the slaves-- but there is a traitor in their midst-- [[Druwp]], a surly bankvole who plans to betray them to Badrang. Outside, Grumm conspires with Rose to tunnel to their rescue.

	Druwp identifies the slave ringleaders. Meanwhile in the prison pit, Brome tells of his and Rose's home-- the idyllic region called Noonvale. If his father the chief can be alerted, he will surely rescue them. Grumm continues to dig hard to complete the tunnel. Under the cover of Clogg's battle against Badrang, Grumm breaks into the Prison Pit and Martin, Brome and Felldoh escape-- but have to leave the others behind. How will they ever get them out?		Druwp identifies the slave ringleaders. Meanwhile in the prison pit, Brome tells of his and Rose's home-- the idyllic region called Noonvale. If his father the chief can be alerted, he will surely rescue them. Grumm continues to dig hard to complete the tunnel. Under the cover of Clogg's battle against Badrang, Grumm breaks into the Prison Pit and Martin, Brome and Felldoh escape-- but have to leave the others behind. How will they ever get them out?

Captured

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-	The inhabitants of Redwall gather at the Tapestry to hear from the Official Recorder Tim Churchmouse about their past and how Martin the Warrior came to Mossflower-- and how his coming foreshadowed the stories of Redwall, of Matthias and then of Matthias' own son Mattimeo (Redwall series 1 and 2). As Martin's story is told we segue back in time to a beach near the terrible fortress Marshank...	+	The inhabitants of Redwall gather at the [[Tapestry]] to hear from the Official Recorder [[Tim Churchmouse]] about their past and how [[Martin the Warrior]] came to Mossflower-- and how his coming foreshadowed the stories of Redwall, of Matthias and then of Matthias' own son Mattimeo (Redwall series 1 and 2). As Martin's story is told we segue back in time to a beach near the terrible fortress [[Marshank]]...

-	...On the beach, young Martin bids farewell to his noble father Luke who departs to drive away the raider pirates, leaving his sword with his son. In Luke's absence he must become a warrior and protect the weak. Martin is soon captured and enslaved by Marshank's leader Badrang and, defending an old squirrel called Barkjon, is hung out to die-- as Badrang's arch rival Tramun Clogg sails to attack Marshank. Martin is protected from hungry gulls by Rose of Noonvale who is seeking her lost brother imprisoned in Marshank.	+	...On the beach, young Martin bids farewell to his noble father Luke who departs to drive away the raider pirates, leaving his sword with his son. In Luke's absence he must become a warrior and protect the weak. Martin is soon captured and enslaved by Marshank's leader [[Badrang]] and, defending an old squirrel called[[ Barkjon]], is hung out to die-- as Badrang's arch rival [[Tramun Clogg]] sails to attack Marshank. Martin is protected from hungry gulls by [[Rose of Noonvale]] who is seeking her lost brother imprisoned in Marshank.

-	In the Prison Pit, Martin meets Felldoh, the grateful son of Barkjon, and Brome, the brother of Rose. Martin encourages Brome with the news that his sister is outside-- help is close at hand. But such is not the truth and the situation looks grim. Young Martin will soon grow into his birthright and his journey to adult mousehood has begun.	+	In the Prison Pit, Martin meets [[Felldoh]], the grateful son of Barkjon, and [[Brome]], the brother of Rose. Martin encourages Brome with the news that his sister is outside-- help is close at hand. But such is not the truth and the situation looks grim. Young Martin will soon grow into his birthright and his journey to adult mousehood has begun.

	===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Martin the Warrior (book)\|Martin the Warrior]]''===
-	*The story of Martin the Warrior is told by [[Bultip]] and [[Aubretia]] in the book, not [[Tim Churchmouse]].	+	*The story of Martin the Warrior is told by [[Bultip]] and [[Aubretia]] in the book, not Tim Churchmouse.
	*As stated in ''[[The Legend of Luke]]'', Luke went off to fight [[Vilu Daskar]], not Badrang.		*As stated in ''[[The Legend of Luke]]'', Luke went off to fight [[Vilu Daskar]], not Badrang.
	*As stated in ''The Legend of Luke'', Luke set off in a large sailing ship. In the series, however, he sets off in a small rowboat.		*As stated in ''The Legend of Luke'', Luke set off in a large sailing ship. In the series, however, he sets off in a small rowboat.

Reunited

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	In Redwall, Stryk recovers slowly and becomes a close friend of Cornflower, but Ironbeak uncovers the 'hauntings' are a ruse and cunningly inprisons Constance as he prepares his final attack. The defenders are found out and weakened-- and Ironbeak is sure of victory.		In Redwall, Stryk recovers slowly and becomes a close friend of Cornflower, but Ironbeak uncovers the 'hauntings' are a ruse and cunningly inprisons Constance as he prepares his final attack. The defenders are found out and weakened-- and Ironbeak is sure of victory.
-	Matthias faces the evil but surprisingly puny, scabby and pale polecat Malkariss-- whose slaves, seeing Matthias' courage, turn on him and stone him to death. Matthias looks up to the high-above battle to see his son Mattimeo and fights to get to him. But he fails to see Slagar the Fox taking deadly aim at him with his bolas-- and Slagar has never been known to miss.	+	Matthias faces the evil but surprisingly puny, scabby and pale polecat Malkariss-- whose slaves, seeing Matthias' courage, turn on him and stone him to death. Matthias looks up to the high-above battle to see his son Mattimeo and fights to get to him. But he fails to see Slagar the Fox taking deadly aim at him with his [[bolas]]-- and Slagar has never been known to miss.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===

Battle

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	Underground in the kingdom of Malkariss, Mattimeo and his friends see the slaves building a huge city. Brave Tess refuses to be a slave and Mattimeo is brutally attacked when he tries to save her from punishment. The slaves are thrown into a dank cell. Matthias unravels the last secret of the Loamhedge parchment and finds the way into Malkariss-- the Old Rabbit's amulet is the key to enter!		Underground in the kingdom of Malkariss, Mattimeo and his friends see the slaves building a huge city. Brave Tess refuses to be a slave and Mattimeo is brutally attacked when he tries to save her from punishment. The slaves are thrown into a dank cell. Matthias unravels the last secret of the Loamhedge parchment and finds the way into Malkariss-- the Old Rabbit's amulet is the key to enter!

-	Redwall Abbey is also successfully fighting back with Martin's Ghost and adds a new friend to its ranks in the form of Stryk, an enormous but injured kite-bird who crashes to earth nearby. Cornflower repairs her wing-- and gains a formidable ally.	+	Redwall Abbey is also successfully fighting back with Martin's Ghost and adds a new friend to its ranks in the form of [[Stryk Redkite]], an enormous but injured kite-bird who crashes to earth nearby. Cornflower repairs her wing-- and gains a formidable ally.

	While Slagar and Malkariss deal for power, Matthias and friends descend the honeycomb passages into the kingdom. A fierce battle ensues in which Log-a-Log saves Matthias' life, but is mortally injured. To prevent more bloodshed Matthias challenges the rats to bring forth their champion for him to fight-- none other than the ferocious [[Wearet]]-- the Slavemaster. Everybody's fate now hangs on the outcome of a paw-to-paw fight between the monster and Matthias the Warrior.		While Slagar and Malkariss deal for power, Matthias and friends descend the honeycomb passages into the kingdom. A fierce battle ensues in which Log-a-Log saves Matthias' life, but is mortally injured. To prevent more bloodshed Matthias challenges the rats to bring forth their champion for him to fight-- none other than the ferocious [[Wearet]]-- the Slavemaster. Everybody's fate now hangs on the outcome of a paw-to-paw fight between the monster and Matthias the Warrior.

Malkariss (Redwall Season 2)

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-	As the slaves arrive at the ominous Badger Head and Bell rocks, Mattimeo bravely comforts them and promises "I will not fail us." At Redwall the Redwallers defend the tapestry in a pitched battle and recapture it. Simultaneously Matthias arrives at Loamhedge Abbey and meets an Old Rabbit who forecasts doom but gives him an amulet.	+	As the slaves arrive at the ominous Badger Head and Bell rocks, Mattimeo bravely comforts them and promises "I will not fail us." At Redwall the Redwallers defend the tapestry in a pitched battle and recapture it. Simultaneously Matthias arrives at [[Loamhedge Abbey]] and meets an Old Rabbit who forecasts doom but gives him an amulet.
	Slagar craftily sets his henchrats against each other and prepares to take all the slave profits himself. While at Redwall Cornflower and Constance haunt the terrified birds with the 'ghost' of Martin-- in fact, his armour.		Slagar craftily sets his henchrats against each other and prepares to take all the slave profits himself. While at Redwall Cornflower and Constance haunt the terrified birds with the 'ghost' of Martin-- in fact, his armour.

-	Nadaz, henchrat to the king of Malkariss appears silently and orders the slaves anaesthetized. Slagar's rats attack each other and in the chaos are captured by Matthias who demands they help him pursue Slagar-- but he already has the slaves deep underground in the evil kingdom. In front of the statue of a polecat he tells them this is where they will live and die.	+	[[Nadaz]], henchrat to the king of Malkariss appears silently and orders the slaves anaesthetized. Slagar's rats attack each other and in the chaos are captured by Matthias who demands they help him pursue Slagar-- but he already has the slaves deep underground in the evil kingdom. In front of the statue of a polecat he tells them this is where they will live and die.

	It is journey's end and down here no hope of rescue.		It is journey's end and down here no hope of rescue.

The Abyss (Redwall Season 2)

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-	Slagar reaches the Abyss and forces the slaves across a rope bridge, cutting it away behind him. There is now no way for Matthias to pursue him. A full day and night behind the pursuers arrive at the abyss and are stopped dead, until Sir Harry comes to their rescue by retrieving enough rope to cross the bottomless gorge.	+	Slagar reaches [[the Abyss]] and forces the slaves across a rope bridge, cutting it away behind him. There is now no way for Matthias to pursue him. A full day and night behind the pursuers arrive at the abyss and are stopped dead, until Sir Harry comes to their rescue by retrieving enough rope to cross the bottomless gorge.

-	At Redwall Abbey the hostages are exchanged but Ironbeak treacherously uses the diversion to take over a section of the Abbey. The Redwallers are trapped without water and only saved when Foremole digs a tunnel. The celebration is short when it is discovered that Ironbeak is attacking the Martin the Warrior Tapestry. Rushing to its rescue the Redwallers are trapped-- it was a baited ruse.	+	At Redwall Abbey the hostages are exchanged but Ironbeak treacherously uses the diversion to take over a section of the Abbey. The Redwallers are trapped without water and only saved when Foremole digs a tunnel. The celebration is short when it is discovered that Ironbeak is attacking the Martin the Warrior[[ Tapestry]]. Rushing to its rescue the Redwallers are trapped-- it was a baited ruse.

-	Ahead of Mattimeo and the slaves are the Badger Head and Bell rocks in a silent, lifeless wasteland-- ominous portents which scare even Slagar and his rats. The terrible journey is approaching its climax.	+	Ahead of Mattimeo and the slaves are the Badger head and the Bell rocks in a silent, lifeless wasteland-- ominous portents which scare even Slagar and his rats. The terrible journey is approaching its climax.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===

Feathered Friends and Foes

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-	Matthias’ raft drifts towards the rats on shore, while Mattimeo and his friends can only watch in horror as the arrows fall and the fish nibble. In the roof of Redwall Abbey, Baby Rollo, Mrs. Churchmouse, and Cornflower wait to be thrown down unless the abbey surrenders. Triumphant, Slagar drags the miserable slaves onwards as Warbeak desperately and unsuccessfully continues to seek Matthias. At Redwall, little Sister May comes up with a potion to put in the birds' food to drug them, and at The River it is a frightened Cheek who finally risks swimming and saves Matthias and company - by eating a vast number of nibbling fish. As Abbot Mordalfus prepares to exchange hostages at Redwall, Warbeak joins Matthias at the river to defeat Stonefleck’s rats. She delivers the deciphered message, which will help locate the young ones, but is killed in battle trying to save other Sparras. Matthias heads south, deeply saddened by the death of his old Redwall ally, and vows that Slagar will pay dearly for his evil.	+	Matthias’ raft drifts towards the rats on shore, while Mattimeo and his friends can only watch in horror as the arrows fall and the fish nibble. In [[The Roof]] of Redwall Abbey, Baby Rollo, Mrs. Churchmouse, and Cornflower wait to be thrown down unless the abbey surrenders. Triumphant, Slagar drags the miserable slaves onwards as Warbeak desperately and unsuccessfully continues to seek Matthias. At Redwall, little Sister May comes up with a potion to put in the birds' food to drug them, and at The River it is a frightened Cheek who finally risks swimming and saves Matthias and company - by eating a vast number of nibbling fish. As Abbot Mordalfus prepares to exchange hostages at Redwall, Warbeak joins Matthias at the river to defeat Stonefleck’s rats. She delivers the deciphered message, which will help locate the young ones, but is killed in battle trying to save other Sparras. Matthias heads south, deeply saddened by the death of his old Redwall ally, and vows that Slagar will pay dearly for his evil.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===

Peril in the Toplands

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-	Safely across the river, Slagar awaits Stonefleck's army of rats. Below the cliffs, Matthias meets Sir Harry the Muse who reveals a way to climb them. Matthias and his band ascend but come under attack in the Dark Forest, almost losing Cheek the otter before making good their escape. Across the river Mattimeo tries to lead an escape of his own but is immediately recaptured by Stonefleck’s rats.	+	Safely across the river, Slagar awaits [[Stonefleck]]'s army of rats. Below the cliffs, Matthias meets[[ Sir Harry the Muse]] who reveals a way to climb them. Matthias and his band ascend but come under attack in the Dark Forest, almost losing Cheek the otter before making good their escape. Across the river Mattimeo tries to lead an escape of his own but is immediately recaptured by Stonefleck’s rats.

-	Back at Redwall, Ambrose Spike and others set traps for the invading birds and engage in what is to be a long battle of wits and courage. The birds take Cornflower, Rollo and Mrs. Churchmouse hostage, threatening to kill them unless Redwall surrenders - a stand off temporarily averted by the Abbot, but leaving the captives in great danger.	+	Back at Redwall,[[ Ambrose Spike]] and others set traps for the invading birds and engage in what is to be a long battle of wits and courage. The birds take Cornflower, Rollo and Mrs. Churchmouse hostage, threatening to kill them unless Redwall surrenders - a stand off temporarily averted by the Abbot, but leaving the captives in great danger.

	Matthias and the pursuers launch a raft to rescue Mattimeo but are pushed back to the water - only to find it is alive with nibbling fish. They sweep down the river, all choices exhausted. Across the river, allied with a huge army - Slagar can’t lose.		Matthias and the pursuers launch a raft to rescue Mattimeo but are pushed back to the water - only to find it is alive with nibbling fish. They sweep down the river, all choices exhausted. Across the river, allied with a huge army - Slagar can’t lose.
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	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===
	*In the book, the [[Painted Ones]] are tree-rats, whereas in the TV series, they are shown as lemurs.		*In the book, the [[Painted Ones]] are tree-rats, whereas in the TV series, they are shown as lemurs.
-	*In the book it is Sister May that attacks Ironbeak when he grabs Rollo.	+	*In the book it is [[Sister May]] that attacks Ironbeak when he grabs Rollo.

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Ironbeak (Redwall Season 2)

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	===Official Synopsis===		===Official Synopsis===
-	From Redwall Abbey, Warbeak and her Sparra squadrons fly South bearing the Riddle -- they hope to find Matthias and help his quest. But they are unaware their departure is observed by Ironbeak, an evil raven general who invades Redwall as soon as Warbeak is gone. They drive the Redwallers into the Cavern Hole, making them prisoners in their own abbey. Slagar and his slaves ascend the huge Great South Cliffs and cut off the means of pursuit leaving Matthias unable to follow. They pass through the forest and survive an attack by the fearsome and terrifying [[Painted Ones]] - only to find that Slagar is about to cross a huge river, beyond which a huge rat army awaits him and his slaves. Mattimeo is beyond help, Matthias is halted - and Redwall is under siege.	+	From Redwall Abbey, Warbeak and her Sparra squadrons fly South bearing the Riddle -- they hope to find Matthias and help his quest. But they are unaware their departure is observed by[[ Ironbeak]], an evil raven general who invades Redwall as soon as Warbeak is gone. They drive the Redwallers into the [[Cavern Hole]], making them prisoners in their own abbey. Slagar and his slaves ascend the huge Great South Cliffs and cut off the means of pursuit leaving Matthias unable to follow. They pass through the forest and survive an attack by the fearsome and terrifying [[Painted Ones]] - only to find that Slagar is about to cross a huge river, beyond which a huge rat army awaits him and his slaves. Mattimeo is beyond help, Matthias is halted - and Redwall is under siege.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===
-	*In the book, Wedgeback the stoat was pushed off of the cliff by Slagar, while in the episode it was Fleaback the stoat, who was a weasel in the book.	+	*In the book, [[Wedgeback]] the stoat was pushed off of the cliff by Slagar, while in the episode it was [[Fleaback]] the stoat, who was a weasel in the book.
-	*In the episode, the Painted Ones kill Skan and take his body, while in the book, Mattimeo and Auma pulled the shrew away after he was killed, and Slagar had his body thrown into the river.	+	*In the episode, the Painted Ones kill [[Skan]] and take his body, while in the book, Mattimeo and Auma pulled the shrew away after he was killed, and Slagar had his body thrown into the river.

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To be a Warrior

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	Mattimeo and his companions race to the landslide beneath which their parents are buried, and are seen by Slagar who sends rats to recapture them. Within the cave Matthias and the pursuers are close to suffocating while above them-- and unknown to them-- Mattimeo digs frantically. And Slagar watches.		Mattimeo and his companions race to the landslide beneath which their parents are buried, and are seen by Slagar who sends rats to recapture them. Within the cave Matthias and the pursuers are close to suffocating while above them-- and unknown to them-- Mattimeo digs frantically. And Slagar watches.

-	Beneath Redwall Abbey, John, father of the captured Tim and Tess, helps decipher the ancient Loamscript-- but it contains more questions than answers. They work on, unaware that solving the complex riddle will give them an answer to where their young ones are being taken. The answer indicates the South-- and Warbeak and her Sparra squadrons take copies of the partly-solved riddle and fly South to try and find Matthias.	+	Beneath Redwall Abbey, John, father of the captured Tim and Tess, helps decipher the ancient [[Loamscript]]-- but it contains more questions than answers. They work on, unaware that solving the complex riddle will give them an answer to where their young ones are being taken. The answer indicates the South-- and [[Warbeak]] and her [[Sparra]] squadrons take copies of the partly-solved riddle and fly South to try and find Matthias.

-	Mattimeo is recaptured by Slagar and cruelly forced to abandon his dying father--it forces the last step in his transformation which chills even Slagar with its cold intensity. Mattimeo has become a warrior as, behind him, his father Matthias is released by Log-a-Log and his shrew army-- and prepares to again take up the pursuit.	+	Mattimeo is recaptured by Slagar and cruelly forced to abandon his dying father--it forces the last step in his transformation which chills even Slagar with its cold intensity. Mattimeo has become a warrior as, behind him, his father Matthias is released by[[ Log-a-Log]] and his shrew army-- and prepares to again take up the pursuit.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===

Found... And Lost

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	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===
-	*In the book, Vitch and Browntooth go into the water to search for the escaped Redwallers, but in the TV series, it is Vitch and Threeclaws who go into the water.	+	*In the book, Vitch and [[Browntooth]] go into the water to search for the escaped Redwallers, but in the TV series, it is Vitch and Threeclaws who go into the water.
-	*In the book, only Cornflower, Winifred, Rollo, and some moles went into Abbess Germaine's tomb as Constance was too large to fit inside. In the episode, Constance went too.	+	*In the book, only Cornflower, Winifred, Rollo, and some moles went into [[Abbess Germaine]]'s tomb as Constance was too large to fit inside. In the episode, Constance went too.

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Slagar the Slaver

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	In the Kitchens of Redwall Abbey, [[Mattimeo]], son of [[Matthias]] the warrior and [[Cornflower]], fights [[Vitch]], a mean little rat. Mattimeo is punished by his father for discourtesy to a guest. But Mattimeo's instincts about Vitch are validated when it transpires that Vitch is a spy for [[Slagar]] the Fox, a slaver for the terrible underground kingdom of [[Malkariss]]. Slagar gains entry to Redwall disguised as a leader of a troupe of magicians. At a great feast he is able to drug the drinks and capture Mattimeo and his friends, [[Tess]] and [[Tim Churchmouse]], [[Sam Squirrel]], and Cynthia Vole.		In the Kitchens of Redwall Abbey, [[Mattimeo]], son of [[Matthias]] the warrior and [[Cornflower]], fights [[Vitch]], a mean little rat. Mattimeo is punished by his father for discourtesy to a guest. But Mattimeo's instincts about Vitch are validated when it transpires that Vitch is a spy for [[Slagar]] the Fox, a slaver for the terrible underground kingdom of [[Malkariss]]. Slagar gains entry to Redwall disguised as a leader of a troupe of magicians. At a great feast he is able to drug the drinks and capture Mattimeo and his friends, [[Tess]] and [[Tim Churchmouse]], [[Sam Squirrel]], and Cynthia Vole.

-	They join a group of slaves among whom is [[Auma]], little daughter of Orlando the badger - who even now is hunting the fox. As the slaves are taken away Slagar is revealed to be [[Chickenhound]] the treacherous fox from Series One, "Redwall", seeking revenge against Matthias the Warrior.	+	They join a group of slaves among whom is [[Auma]], little daughter of [[Orlando the Axe]] - who even now is hunting the fox. As the slaves are taken away Slagar is revealed to be [[Chickenhound]] the treacherous fox from Series One, "Redwall", seeking revenge against Matthias the Warrior.

	===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===		===Differences from ''[[Mattimeo (book)\|Mattimeo]]''===

Viglat

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-	'''Viglat''' was a overwieght, one-eyed, male ferret who lived in a gloomy part of [[Mossflower Woods]]. He was the leader of a small force of rats, stoats, and ferrets. He and his beasts captured [[Rogue Crew]] scouts [[Gil]] and [[Dreel]], but the duo were rescued by their comrades, and Viglat found himself the one captured by the Rogue Crew, [[Long Patrol]], and [[Guosim]]. He was force-fed hotroot soup until he consented to lead the band to [[Redwall Abbey]], carrying [[Drogbuk Wiltud]] on his back.	+	'''Viglat''' was a overweight, one-eyed, male ferret who lived in a gloomy part of [[Mossflower Woods]]. He was the leader of a small force of rats, stoats, and ferrets. He and his beasts captured [[Rogue Crew]] scouts [[Gil]] and [[Dreel]], but the duo were rescued by their comrades, and Viglat found himself the one captured by the Rogue Crew, [[Long Patrol]], and [[Guosim]]. He was force-fed hotroot soup until he consented to lead the band to [[Redwall Abbey]], carrying [[Drogbuk Wiltud]] on his back.

	Eventually, the goodbeasts had enough of the bad smell coming from the unwashed bodies of Drogbuk and Viglat, so [[Skor Axehound]] ordered two of his otters to give the pair a bath. In the commotion caused by this event, Viglat managed to escape.		Eventually, the goodbeasts had enough of the bad smell coming from the unwashed bodies of Drogbuk and Viglat, so [[Skor Axehound]] ordered two of his otters to give the pair a bath. In the commotion caused by this event, Viglat managed to escape.

Sicariss

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-	'''Sicariss''' was a smoothsnake that served [[Korvus Skurr]] as his advisor; she also perched on top of the head of the [[Doomwytes\|Doomwyte]] leader as his crown. She was the descendant of [[Sumiss]]. Korvus often used Sicariss to hypnotize his minions so he could know whether or not they were lying to him. Since the raven leader was very superstitious she would pretend to communicate with the catfish [[Welzz]] (who Skurr believed was an oracle) and then tell Skurr what to do from her own judgment. Skurr made a pact with the adder [[Baliss the Slayer]], saying if he succeeded in bringing fear to [[Redwall Abbey\|Redwall]], he would give all the reptiles in his domain for him to eat. Upon hearing this, Sicariss made plans of her own; from that point on she no longer trusted Skurr and avoided him. Later, Skurr tossed her to Welzz when he discovered that she had lied to him all along.	+	'''Sicariss''' was a smoothsnake that served [[Korvus Skurr]] as his advisor; she also perched on top of the head of the [[Doomwytes\|Doomwyte]] leader as his crown. She was the descendant of [[Sumiss]]. Korvus often used Sicariss to hypnotize his minions so he could know whether or not they were lying to him. Since the raven leader was very superstitious, she would pretend to communicate with the catfish [[Welzz]] (who Skurr believed was an oracle) and then tell Skurr what to do from her own judgment. Skurr made a pact with the adder [[Baliss the Slayer]], saying if he succeeded in bringing fear to [[Redwall Abbey\|Redwall]], he would give all the reptiles in his domain for him to eat. Upon hearing this, Sicariss made plans of her own; from that point on, she no longer trusted Skurr and instead avoided him. Later, Skurr tossed her to Welzz when he discovered that she had lied to him all along.
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Rogg

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	'''Rogg''' was a taciturn weasel, and the brother of [[Floggo]]. They were both good archers, and the only ones who were even a bit loyal to [[Badredd]] when he was Chief. Together they killed [[Junty]] [[The Cellar\|Cellarhog]] during the siege of [[Redwall Abbey]]. They both escaped with the other members of the vermin [[Burrad's Band\|gang]] after the attempt to conquer Redwall failed.		'''Rogg''' was a taciturn weasel, and the brother of [[Floggo]]. They were both good archers, and the only ones who were even a bit loyal to [[Badredd]] when he was Chief. Together they killed [[Junty]] [[The Cellar\|Cellarhog]] during the siege of [[Redwall Abbey]]. They both escaped with the other members of the vermin [[Burrad's Band\|gang]] after the attempt to conquer Redwall failed.
		+
		+	''Not to be confused with [[Rogg Longladle]]''.
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Ruggum

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-	'''Ruggum''' was a male [[Dibbun]] mole of [[Redwall Abbey]] who was the best friend of [[Bikkle]] the squirrelbabe. Together, they ran away from Redwall so they would not have to take a bath, not caring about the frantic search that the Redwallers had instigated upon discovering their absence. After spending a long, dark, and terrifying night in [[Mossflower Woods]], the duo began wandering around in a vain attempt to get back to Redwall. Ruggum correctly sensed a spring storm approaching; when the rain began to fall, the two frightended Dibbuns sheltered themselves in a large oak tree that had a door at its base; unknowingly, they had discovered the long lost [[Brockhall]]. The pair were scared even further upon the grisly discovery of the carcasses of [[King Sarengo]] the ferret and [[Berussca]] the adder, within the tree; fleeing into the rain, they were found by [[Skipper (Triss)\| Skipper]] and [[Groo\|Log-a-log Groo]], who took them back to Redwall. Ruggum brought with him a gold pawring he had discovered in Brockhall; the script upon it later proved instrumental in solving the hidden location of Brockhall's rear entrance.	+	'''Ruggum''' was a male [[Dibbun]] mole of [[Redwall Abbey]] who was the best friend of [[Bikkle]] the squirrelbabe. Together, they ran away from Redwall so they would not have to take a bath, not caring about the frantic search that the Redwallers had instigated upon discovering their absence. After spending a long, dark, and terrifying night in [[Mossflower Woods]], the duo began wandering around in a vain attempt to get back to Redwall. Ruggum correctly sensed a spring storm approaching; when the rain began to fall, the two frightend Dibbuns sheltered themselves in a large oak tree that had a door at its base; unknowingly, they had discovered the long lost [[Brockhall]]. The pair were scared even further upon the grisly discovery of the carcasses of [[King Sarengo]] the ferret and [[Berussca]] the adder, within the tree; fleeing into the rain, they were found by [[Skipper (Triss)\| Skipper]] and [[Groo\|Log-a-log Groo]], who took them back to Redwall. Ruggum brought with him a gold pawring he had discovered in Brockhall; the script upon it later proved instrumental in solving the hidden location of Brockhall's rear entrance.

	Ruggum was very rebelious, argumentative and stubborn. He was a possible leader of the [[Dibbuns Against Bedtime]]. Later he and [[Bikkle]] were trained as [[The Bell Tower\|Bellringers]] for the Abbey.		Ruggum was very rebelious, argumentative and stubborn. He was a possible leader of the [[Dibbuns Against Bedtime]]. Later he and [[Bikkle]] were trained as [[The Bell Tower\|Bellringers]] for the Abbey.

Blench

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	\|death=Unknown		\|death=Unknown
	\|books= ''[[Lord Brocktree]]''		\|books= ''[[Lord Brocktree]]''
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-	'''Blench''' was the sister of [[Daphne Dillworthy]] and the aunt of [[Dotti]]. Blench was also the head cook at [[Salamandastron (mountain)\|Salamandastron]]. After the hare's escape from the mountain she finally met her niece. Blench was known to cry frequently.	+	'''Blench''' was the sister of [[Daphne Dillworthy]] and the aunt of [[Dotti]]. Blench was also the head cook at [[Salamandastron (mountain)\|Salamandastron]]. After the hare's escape from the mountain, she finally met her niece. Blench was known to cry frequently.
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Thread:DaPhishGuy/@comment-108.49.217.246-20120517020542/@comment-DaPhishGuy-20120517141220

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Vallug Bowbeast

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-	A big, powerful ferret in the [[Juskarath]] clan, '''Vallug Bowbeast''' was feared for his skill with the bow and arrows. For many seasons he was one of the most trusted assassins to [[Sawney Rath]], and was the killer of [[Rillflag]] in the search for the [[Taggerung]]. After Sawney's death, Vallug was among the vermin selected to hunt [[Deyna the Taggerung]] with [[Gruven]]. Gruven was despised, and soon Vallug, along with the weasel [[Eefera]], deserted their comrades to search for the Taggerung on their own. Both Vallug and Eefera were tough and clever, and neither trusted the other.	+	A big, powerful ferret in the [[Juskarath]] clan, '''Vallug Bowbeast''' was feared for his skill with the bow and arrows. For many seasons, he was one of the most trusted assassins to [[Sawney Rath]], and was the killer of [[Rillflag]] in the search for the [[Taggerung]]. After Sawney's death, Vallug was among the vermin selected to hunt [[Deyna the Taggerung]] with [[Gruven]]. Gruven was despised and soon Vallug, along with the weasel [[Eefera]], deserted their comrades to search for the Taggerung on their own. Both Vallug and Eefera were tough and clever, and neither trusted the other.

-	Their search brought them south to [[Redwall Abbey]]. They assumed that the Taggerung was inside, so they made a simple but effective plan: Vallug would snipe away at the Redwallers on the walls, and they would demand the return of the Taggerung. Unfortunately the Redwallers had no idea who the Taggerung was, but Vallug and Eefera did not believe them, and the sniping continued for a while.	+	Their search brought them south to [[Redwall Abbey]]. They assumed that the Taggerung was inside, so they made a simple but effective plan: Vallug would snipe away at the Redwallers on the walls and they would demand the return of the Taggerung. Unfortunately the Redwallers had no idea who the Taggerung was, but Vallug and Eefera did not believe them, and the sniping continued for a while.

-	Meanwhile, Gruven eventually found his way to Redwall Abbey. He and his partners [[Dagrab]] and [[Rawback]] were captured by Vallug and Eefera, who made them do their work.	+	Meanwhile, Gruven eventually found his way to Redwall Abbey. He and his partners, [[Dagrab]] and [[Rawback]], were captured by Vallug and Eefera, who made them do their work.

	Finally, Deyna did come out, mad with fury, and Vallug was decapitated in the consequent battle. Previously, an arrow fired by the ferret wounded the Badger Mother [[Lady Cregga Rose Eyes]], who subsequently died.		Finally, Deyna did come out, mad with fury, and Vallug was decapitated in the consequent battle. Previously, an arrow fired by the ferret wounded the Badger Mother [[Lady Cregga Rose Eyes]], who subsequently died.

Bandle

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-	'''Bandle''' was a member of the [[Guosim]] shrews, leaded by [[Log-a-Log (The Bellmaker)\|Log-a-Log]]. He joined [[Joseph the Bellmaker]] and the crew of the [[Pearl Queen]] with the mission to save [[Mariel]] and [[Dandin]] in [[Southsward]]. Bandle was often used as a "steersshrew". He was the first to notice that the ''[[Shalloo]]'', sailed by [[Slipp and Strapp's crews]] was closing in dangerously on the [[Pearl Queen]].	+	'''Bandle''' was a member of the [[Guosim]] shrews, led by [[Log-a-Log (The Bellmaker)\|Log-a-Log]]. He joined [[Joseph the Bellmaker]] and the crew of the [[Pearl Queen]] with the mission to save [[Mariel]] and [[Dandin]] in [[Southsward]]. Bandle was often used as a "steersshrew". He was the first to notice that the ''[[Shalloo]]'', sailed by [[Slipp and Strapp's crews]] was closing in dangerously on the [[Pearl Queen]].
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Autumn of the Homecomers

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	'''Autumn of the Homecomers''' is the [[Seasons\|Season]] when [[Mara]] came to [[Redwall Abbey\|Redwall]] and [[Samkim]] and [[Arula]] returned home to the Abbey. This season came at the end of ''[[Salamandastron]]'' and [[Abbess Vale]] put off naming the season until the adventurers return, much to the frustration of the [[Dibbuns]]. Once officially announced however, it was a wonderful and memorable event.		'''Autumn of the Homecomers''' is the [[Seasons\|Season]] when [[Mara]] came to [[Redwall Abbey\|Redwall]] and [[Samkim]] and [[Arula]] returned home to the Abbey. This season came at the end of ''[[Salamandastron]]'' and [[Abbess Vale]] put off naming the season until the adventurers return, much to the frustration of the [[Dibbuns]]. Once officially announced however, it was a wonderful and memorable event.

-	This feast marked the first time in many seasons where the Abbey was blessed with a [[Mara\|badger mother]] and hosted a [[Wild King MacPhearsome\|royal golden eagle]], four [[Laird Mactalon's Clan\|falcons]], headed by [[Laird Mactalon]], and the [[Guerilla Union of South Stream Shrews of Mossflower]]. For this special occasion, five center piece creations and an extraordinary wide variety of the finest concoctions from the Abbey had been prepared.	+	This feast marked the first time in many seasons where the Abbey was blessed with a [[Mara\|badger mother]] and one of the first times it hosted a [[Wild King MacPhearsome\|royal golden eagle]], four [[Laird Mactalon's Clan\|falcons]], headed by [[Laird Mactalon]], and the [[Guerilla Union of South Stream Shrews of Mossflower]]. For this special occasion, five center piece creations and an extraordinary wide variety of the finest concoctions from the Abbey had been prepared.

	==Book==		==Book==
-	The Autum of the Homecomers occured in ''[[Salamandastron]]''.	+	The Autumn of the Homecomers occured in ''[[Salamandastron]]''.
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Infirmary

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	The infirmary is located on the same floor as the dormitories. The cupboards of the infirmary are filled with herbs, roots, and poultices prepared by the caretakers to cure injuries and illnesses.		The infirmary is located on the same floor as the dormitories. The cupboards of the infirmary are filled with herbs, roots, and poultices prepared by the caretakers to cure injuries and illnesses.

-	During the siege of Redwall (''Mattimeo''), [[General Ironbeak]] and [[Ironbeak's flock\|his army]] conquered the Infirmary briefly.	+	During the siege of Redwall in ''Mattimeo'', [[General Ironbeak]] and [[Ironbeak's flock\|his army]] conquered the Infirmary briefly.

	When Redwall was struck by [[Dryditch Fever]], the Infirmary became so full that it had to be expanded into the upper-gallery dormitory.		When Redwall was struck by [[Dryditch Fever]], the Infirmary became so full that it had to be expanded into the upper-gallery dormitory.

Wother

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-	'''Wother''' was a male hare who was part of a trio of curious hares that always talked in turn. Also included in this threesome was [[Trubbs]] and [[Ffring]].	+	'''Wother''' was a male hare who was part of a trio of curious hares that always talked in turn. The other two in this threesome were [[Trubbs]] and [[Ffring]].

	Wother was a [[Salamandastron (mountain)\|Salamandstron]] hare who served under [[Boar the Fighter]].		Wother was a [[Salamandastron (mountain)\|Salamandstron]] hare who served under [[Boar the Fighter]].

Battle of the Plateau

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	\|\|villain_species=[[:Category:Rats\|Rats]], [[:Category:Stoats\|Stoats]], [[:Category:Weasels\|Weasels]], [[:Category:Ferrets\|Ferrets]], One [[:Category:Foxes\|Fox]]		\|\|villain_species=[[:Category:Rats\|Rats]], [[:Category:Stoats\|Stoats]], [[:Category:Weasels\|Weasels]], [[:Category:Ferrets\|Ferrets]], One [[:Category:Foxes\|Fox]]

Gabool the Wild

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-	! Ship Name!!Captain(s)!!Characteristics	+	*''[[Darkqueen]]'' captained by [[Saltar]], [[Greypatch]]. It was a black Galley with red sails, Gabool's best ship and was scuppered by the [[Long Patrol]].
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-	\|''[[Darkqueen]]''\|\| [[Saltar]], [[Greypatch]]\|\|Black Galley with red sails; Gabool's best ship; scuppered by the [[Long Patrol]]	+	*''[[Crabclaw]]'' captained by [[Skullgor]], [[Grimtooth]]. It was a captured ship; Originally called ''[[Periwinkle]]''.
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-	\|''[[Crabclaw]]''\|\|[[Skullgor]], [[Grimtooth]]\|\|Captured ship; Originally called ''[[Periwinkle]]''	+	*''[[Waveblade]]'' captained by [[Orgeye]]. It was renamed ''Gabriel'' after Gabool's death.
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-	\|''[[Waveblade]]''\|\|[[Orgeye]]\|\|Renamed ''Gabriel'' after Gabool's death	+	*''[[Blacksail]]'' captained by [[Hookfin]]. It had one triangular (presumably black) sail and was renamed ''Hon Rosie'' after Gabool's death.
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-	\|''[[Blacksail]]''\|\|[[Hookfin]]\|\|Had one triangular (presumably black) sail; Renamed ''Hon Rosie'' after Gabool's death	+	*''[[Nightwake]]'' captained by [[Riptung]]. It was renamed ''Abbot Bernard'' after Gabool's death.
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-	\|''[[Nightwake]]''\|\|[[Riptung]]\|\|Renamed ''Abbot Bernard'' after Gabool's death	+	*''[[Greenfang]]'' captained by [[Bludrigg]], [[Garrtail]]. Distinguishing features are unknown; it was later sunk.
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-	\|''[[Greenfang]]''\|\|[[Bludrigg]], [[Garrtail]]\|\|Unknown; Sunk	+	*''[[Rathelm]]'' captained by [[Flogga]]. Distinguishing features are unknown; it was later sunk.
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-	\|''[[Rathelm]]''\|\|[[Flogga]]\|\|Unknown; Sunk	+	*''[[Seatalon]]'' captained by [[Catseyes]]. Distinguishing features are unknown' it was later sunk.
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-	\|''[[Seatalon]]''\|\|[[Catseyes]]\|\|Unknown; Sunk
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	===See Also===		===See Also===

Redwall: Cluny the Scourge

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-	'''''Redwall: Cluny the Scourge''''' is a UK Region 2 [[Redwall TV Series]] DVD released June 9, [[2008]]. It consists of the first 3 episodes of [[Redwall - Season 1]], namely [[Cluny the Scourge - part I]], [[Cluny the Scourge - part II]], and [[Treachery]].	+	'''''Redwall: Cluny the Scourge''''' is a UK Region 2 [[Redwall TV Series]] DVD released June 9, [[2008]]. It consists of the first three episodes of [[Redwall - Season 1]], namely [[Cluny the Scourge - part I]], [[Cluny the Scourge - part II]], and [[Treachery]].

	The plot synopsis is as follows:		The plot synopsis is as follows:

-	:''Based on the novel by [[Brian Jacques]], REDWALL follows the animated adventures of [[Matthias]], a brave young mouse living in [[Redwall Abbey]]. When the abbey is besieged by Cluny, an evil rat, Matthias must draw on the wisdom of a revered warrior and his own courage to save his adopted home. ''	+	:''Based on the novel by [[Brian Jacques]], REDWALL follows the animated adventures of [[Matthias]], a brave young mouse living in [[Redwall Abbey]]. When the abbey is besieged by Cluny, an evil rat, Matthias must draw on the wisdom of a revered warrior and his own courage to save his adopted home. '' (sic)

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Tuggy

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-	'''Tuggy''' was a young hedgehog member of the [[Waterhogs]] under [[Gurgan Spearback]]. As Tuggy was briefly mentioned, its gender is unknown and not much is known of the character.	+	'''Tuggy''' was a young hedgehog member of the [[Waterhogs]] under [[Gurgan Spearback]]. As Tuggy was briefly mentioned, his/her gender and other relevant information is unknown.
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The Quarry

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	The quarry had a vast network of tunnels making it hard for anyone, besides the snakes living there, to navigate.		The quarry had a vast network of tunnels making it hard for anyone, besides the snakes living there, to navigate.

-	The quarry was dug atop an ancient adders den, and the snakes expanded their territory to include the quarry itself until eventually [[Asmodeus]] resided here. The tunnels in the quarry were very smooth with the many generations of adders slithering through them for seasons. [[Matthias]] ventured into his stronghold to retrieve the great [[The Sword of Martin\|sword]] of [[Martin the Warrior]]. It was also the death place of [[Guosim (shrew)]].	+	The quarry was dug atop an ancient adders' den, and the snakes expanded their territory to include the quarry itself until eventually [[Asmodeus]] resided here. The tunnels in the quarry were very smooth with the many generations of adders slithering through them for seasons. [[Matthias]] ventured into his stronghold to retrieve the great [[The Sword of Martin\|sword]] of [[Martin the Warrior]]. It was also the death place of [[Guosim (shrew)\|Guosim]].

	During the time of [[Swartt Sixclaw]], several adders slew [[Balefur]] at the quarry in his foolish quest for riches.		During the time of [[Swartt Sixclaw]], several adders slew [[Balefur]] at the quarry in his foolish quest for riches.

Downyrose

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-	'''Downyrose''' was a female hedgehog, who lived on [[Peace Island]]. She was the wife of [[Bistort]] and the mother of [[Urtica]]. Downyrose was a minor character, nothing else is known	+	'''Downyrose''' was a female hedgehog, who lived on [[Peace Island]]. She was the wife of [[Bistort]] and the mother of [[Urtica]]. Downyrose was a minor character; nothing else is known.
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Criuth

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-	'''Criuth''' was a [[Ublaz's Corsairs#Trident Rats\|Trident Rat]] of [[Sagitar Sawfang]] under the command of [[Ublaz Mad Eyes]] at [[Sampetra]]. Along with 5 other Trident Rats, s/he was made a captain under [[Rasconza]], much to his surprise.	+	'''Criuth''' was a [[Ublaz's Corsairs#Trident Rats\|Trident Rat]] of [[Sagitar Sawfang]] under the command of [[Ublaz Mad Eyes]] at [[Sampetra]]. Along with five other Trident Rats, s/he was made a captain under [[Rasconza]], much to his surprise.
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Evelyn De Winn

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-	'''Evelyn De Winn''' was a resident of [[Chapelvale]] and the wife of [[Edmond De Winn]], and mother of 7 children. The children include 1 son [[Charles De Winn\|Charles]], named for [[Wikipedia:Charles II of England\|the current monarch]], and 6 daughters, 4 of which were named [[Eleanor De Winn\|Eleanor]], [[Winefride De Winn\|Winefride]], [[Charity De Winn\|Charity]], and [[Gwendoline De Winn\|Gwendoline]].	+	'''Evelyn De Winn''' was a resident of [[Chapelvale]] and the wife of [[Edmond De Winn]], and mother of seven children. The children include one son [[Charles De Winn\|Charles]], named for [[Wikipedia:Charles II of England\|the current monarch]], and six daughters, four of which were named [[Eleanor De Winn\|Eleanor]], [[Winefride De Winn\|Winefride]], [[Charity De Winn\|Charity]], and [[Gwendoline De Winn\|Gwendoline]].

	Evelyn's maiden name was Crowley. She was known to have been very handy in terms of needlework, and assisted her husband in hiding the family treasure, which consisted of the De Winn deeds to the village, an armpiece from a suit of armor, candlesticks, an altar chalice, and a cross, all having been classified as [[Wikipedia:Byzantine art\|10th century Byzantine]].		Evelyn's maiden name was Crowley. She was known to have been very handy in terms of needlework, and assisted her husband in hiding the family treasure, which consisted of the De Winn deeds to the village, an armpiece from a suit of armor, candlesticks, an altar chalice, and a cross, all having been classified as [[Wikipedia:Byzantine art\|10th century Byzantine]].

	Later descendants of Evelyn include [[Captain Rodney Winn]] and [[Jim Winn]].		Later descendants of Evelyn include [[Captain Rodney Winn]] and [[Jim Winn]].
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Grall

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-	'''Grall''' was a black gull of [[Sampetra]] who served [[Ublaz Mad Eyes]]. Along with 3 of his companions, he flew to [[Mossflower Woods]] with a drawing of the [[Tears of all Oceans]] made by [[Conva]] for [[Lask Frildur]].	+	'''Grall''' was a black gull of [[Sampetra]] who served [[Ublaz Mad Eyes]]. Along with three of his companions, he flew to [[Mossflower Woods]] with a drawing of the [[Tears of all Oceans]] made by [[Conva]] for [[Lask Frildur]].

	While in Mossflower, he eventually did meet up with Lask and [[Romsca]].		While in Mossflower, he eventually did meet up with Lask and [[Romsca]].

Maudie Mugsberry Thropple

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-	'''Mad Maudie (the Hon.) Mugsberry Thropple''' was a haremaiden in the [[Long Patrol]] with a talent for boxing, and the daughter of [[Colonel Thropple]]. She was an assistant cook, a job which frequently got her into trouble. She was moderately intelligent, perilous, and loyal. As her skill at boxing was so reknowned, she was the Regimental Champion of the Long Patrol for at least 6 seasons.	+	'''Mad Maudie (the Hon.) Mugsberry Thropple''' was a haremaiden in the [[Long Patrol]] with a talent for boxing, and the daughter of [[Colonel Thropple]]. She was an assistant cook, a job which frequently got her into trouble. She was moderately intelligent, perilous, and loyal. As her skill at boxing was so reknowned, she was the Regimental Champion of the Long Patrol for at least six seasons.

	Maudie was sent by [[Lord Asheye]] to seek out the old badger's successor, after she stirred up a ruckus in the kitchen one time too many. She suspected that she would find some information regarding this badger at [[Redwall Abbey]], and thus she decided to journey there.		Maudie was sent by [[Lord Asheye]] to seek out the old badger's successor, after she stirred up a ruckus in the kitchen one time too many. She suspected that she would find some information regarding this badger at [[Redwall Abbey]], and thus she decided to journey there.

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Okay, thank you, Lord Tbt. And Fivemole, it's fine.

Talk:Sister Amyl

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	Does the vision with [[Martin the Warrior]] count as appearing? It does not for [[High Queen Rhulain Wildlough]]. [[User:The Fivemole\|<font color="Red">The Fivemole</font>]] [[Image:Grumm.jpg\|60px]] [[Message_Wall:The Fivemole\|<sup><font color="Green" size="2">Burr Aye, Gurt Zurrs!!</font></sup>]] 01:20, May 17, 2012 (UTC)		Does the vision with [[Martin the Warrior]] count as appearing? It does not for [[High Queen Rhulain Wildlough]]. [[User:The Fivemole\|<font color="Red">The Fivemole</font>]] [[Image:Grumm.jpg\|60px]] [[Message_Wall:The Fivemole\|<sup><font color="Green" size="2">Burr Aye, Gurt Zurrs!!</font></sup>]] 01:20, May 17, 2012 (UTC)
		+	:If characters speak, it counts. -- [[User:LordTBT\|<font color="Green">LordTBT</font>]] [[Image:Tbtico.jpg]] [[Message_Wall:LordTBT\|<sup><font color="Green" size="2">Talk!</font></sup>]] 05:38, May 17, 2012 (UTC)

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Per the [[Manual of Style]], our guide is based on the AP Stylebook, [http://www.wwu.edu/depts/journalism/syllabi/207labmanual.htm overview here]. Use figures for all numbers above nine; spell out all numbers under 10.

Category talk:Squirrels

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	What's up with the images? Are they famous squirrels? If so, should we use one of the pics from the cover of Triss for the pic of Trisscar Swordmaid?-[[User:Segalia \|<font color="Red ">Segalia Riverstorm, Archer Ottermaid Warrioress</font>]] [[File:Segalia2.png\|75 px]] [[User talk:Segalia\| <sup> <font color="crimson" size="3"> Eph. 6:10</font></sup>]] 13:42, December 5, 2010 (UTC)		What's up with the images? Are they famous squirrels? If so, should we use one of the pics from the cover of Triss for the pic of Trisscar Swordmaid?-[[User:Segalia \|<font color="Red ">Segalia Riverstorm, Archer Ottermaid Warrioress</font>]] [[File:Segalia2.png\|75 px]] [[User talk:Segalia\| <sup> <font color="crimson" size="3"> Eph. 6:10</font></sup>]] 13:42, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
	:It's a new Wikia feature called "category galleries." You'll find it on every category now. It's supposed to automatically detect an image on the page for the picture, but apparently the code is flawed. I'll file a report. -- 18:14, December 5, 2010 (UTC)		:It's a new Wikia feature called "category galleries." You'll find it on every category now. It's supposed to automatically detect an image on the page for the picture, but apparently the code is flawed. I'll file a report. -- 18:14, December 5, 2010 (UTC)
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		+	What about Araltum and his wife? Are they worthy of being 'notable exceptions?' '''''[[User:The Fivemole\|<font color="Red">The Fivemole</font>]] [[Image:Grumm.jpg\|60px]] [[Message_Wall:The Fivemole\|<sup><font color="Green" size="2">Burr Aye, Gurt Zurrs!!</font></sup>]] 04:08, May 17, 2012 (UTC)'''''

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Forgive me if I was incorrect in undoing your edits, I was just trying to help. I apologize for any problems that I have caused. I did not mean to make such a big issue. However, I too hope for a verdict as to what should be done.

User blog:Th3Gh0stWr1ter/Kyrin: Son of a Warrior

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Blog post created or updated.

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A small question has come up regarding the editing of numbers. When lower than ten, it is generally regarded better to be written out. Sometimes, this is nice even when ten and higher. However, since you undid [[User:Fivemole|another user's]] edits regarding that matter, he undid some of my edits. Since they were slightly different circumstances, I've come to ask you personally about your stance on the matter. Can I edit [[Maudie Mugsberry Thropple]], [[Grall]], and similar pages to reflect a written out number or would it be better to keep them in digits?<ac_metadata title="Number Edits"> </ac_metadata>

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I am not quite sure myself. Generally, when he does one of my edits, I just avoid similar 'offenses.'

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Those are larger than ten though. Interesting, I think I shall ask him himself.

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From my edits that have been undone, I have concluded that LordTBT wants it that way. See [[Derron Fortindom]]'s history.

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	Kyrin then realized he really didn’t have anyplace to go. Besides, he could afford learn a couple things about living out in the woods…		Kyrin then realized he really didn’t have anyplace to go. Besides, he could afford learn a couple things about living out in the woods…

-	Barulo read his face immediately. The old chuckled. “So, Kyrin, if’n ye want to stay here, ye’ve got to help me work. I’ll teach ye wot I need ye to do startin’ tomorrow, an’ you stay as long as ye wish. Howzat sound?”	+	Barulo read his face immediately. The old one chuckled. “So, Kyrin, if’n ye want to stay here, ye’ve got to help me work. I’ll teach ye wot I need ye to do startin’ tomorrow, an’ you stay as long as ye wish. Howzat sound?”

	Kyrin nodded gratefully as he smiled. “Sounds good!”		Kyrin nodded gratefully as he smiled. “Sounds good!”
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	Ferdimond and Thorn hurried over to the woods near the North Wall, while Tergen swooped down, lighting on a low branch.		Ferdimond and Thorn hurried over to the woods near the North Wall, while Tergen swooped down, lighting on a low branch.

-	"Y'see here," Buckshaw pointed, indicating faded prints in the ground. "Fresh tracks. Y'can't doubt it now. Looks like the little bounder packed ran north, wot."	+	"Y'see here," Buckshaw pointed, indicating faded prints in the ground. "Fresh tracks. Y'can't doubt it now. Looks like the little bounder packed and ran north, wot."

	"But it rained all flippin' mornin', how can you be sure those are squirrel tracks, sah?" Thorn inquired.		"But it rained all flippin' mornin', how can you be sure those are squirrel tracks, sah?" Thorn inquired.
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	"Ha! Did y'see that, Ferdimond?" Thorn laughed as he clubbed a rat in the face. "Right in the bally rotter's hooter! Haha! 'Tis a nice day t'die, eh, wot?"		"Ha! Did y'see that, Ferdimond?" Thorn laughed as he clubbed a rat in the face. "Right in the bally rotter's hooter! Haha! 'Tis a nice day t'die, eh, wot?"

-	But Ferdimond wasn't answering. His legs seemed weak and he was beginning to stagger around, his face a mask of pain. Despite this, however, he held on, viciously beating rats away from him with .	+	But Ferdimond wasn't answering. His legs seemed weak and he was beginning to stagger around, his face a mask of pain. Despite this, however, he held on, viciously beating rats away from him with the shattered paddle.

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	Kyrin nodded eagerly as the old squirrel smiled. "Haharr, I'm just thinkin' about today when ye told me how ye stole'd a canoe to cross the River Moss." He waggled a stern paw under Kyrin's nose. "Very dangerous. Those canoes belong t' th' Bloodwater Tribe. This place is crawlin' wid those river rats. You were lucky, young rip. Terrible stories abound 'bout them attackin' innocent trav'lers an' whatnot. Bloodthirsty killers, that's wot they are."		Kyrin nodded eagerly as the old squirrel smiled. "Haharr, I'm just thinkin' about today when ye told me how ye stole'd a canoe to cross the River Moss." He waggled a stern paw under Kyrin's nose. "Very dangerous. Those canoes belong t' th' Bloodwater Tribe. This place is crawlin' wid those river rats. You were lucky, young rip. Terrible stories abound 'bout them attackin' innocent trav'lers an' whatnot. Bloodthirsty killers, that's wot they are."

-	Kyrin started with a shock. "Y'mean we're living amongst vermin?"	+	Kyrin started with a shock. "Y'mean we're living ''amongst'' vermin?"

	Barulo nodded. "Aye, but don't worry. Ha! As long as we keep this liddle abode hidden well. Reverse psychology, y'know. They think they're so great that they won't think about lookin' right under 'em." He tapped the side of his head. "I'm smart fer thinkin' the way I do, eh?"		Barulo nodded. "Aye, but don't worry. Ha! As long as we keep this liddle abode hidden well. Reverse psychology, y'know. They think they're so great that they won't think about lookin' right under 'em." He tapped the side of his head. "I'm smart fer thinkin' the way I do, eh?"