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𝓣𝓲𝓷𝓾𝓿𝓲𝓮𝓵
Warrior Fanatic
All hail me, the flower-flushing queen of Prague
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Post by 𝓣𝓲𝓷𝓾𝓿𝓲𝓮𝓵 on Sept 18, 2016 16:09:35 GMT -5
Sort of. She still went to the Dark Forest, but the now reasoning says "Was filled with hate because she thought Yellowfang killed Mintkit and Marigoldkit. When Brokenstar revealed it was him she was not sane enought anymore to understand that her daughter was innocent. Also she was shocked again because her leader which she trusted so much was the murderer)."
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Post by lynxpelt the visionary on Sept 18, 2016 16:11:55 GMT -5
Where was it first verified that she went to the Dark Forest??? I can't click on Su's page on Facebook
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Post by lynxpelt the visionary on Sept 18, 2016 16:15:16 GMT -5
Ok thanks  |
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Post by Amber on Sept 18, 2016 16:18:00 GMT -5
So wait, she's still going to the Dark Forest because she's crazy? Okay, so why isn't Bluestar there then? Again, this girl's reasoning is flawed.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2016 17:55:25 GMT -5
Being drove crazy over the death of your kits gets you sent to cat hell... okay.
See you in the Dark Forest, Millie. But don't worry, all three of your kits will be there with you. Briarlight for being injured, Blossomfall for being filled with hate and sadness, and Bumblestripe for getting frustrated with Dovewing.
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Post by *Faith* on Sept 18, 2016 18:37:55 GMT -5
Yep! I just saw that. I told her that Brightflower was still alive at the time the truth came out. So I guess she decided to change it a little bit.
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Post by *Faith* on Sept 18, 2016 18:39:41 GMT -5
Also this: Q: So Vicky confirmed these with you? A: Yes. I asked her where the cats are because I can't just put them where I want to Especially the Dark Forest ones. |
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Post by kinkajou on Sept 18, 2016 19:22:00 GMT -5
That isn't any better. She's still saying that because Brightflower was deeply saddened and angered over the death of her babies, she deserves to suffer forever. The only thing it fixes is not saying she died before she learned the truth. Doesn't this person understand how painful losing a young child is?? Why would someone deserve hell for being upset over it??
gosh I hate this
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Post by tiger beetle on Sept 18, 2016 19:23:33 GMT -5
Being drove crazy over the death of your kits gets you sent to cat hell... okay. See you in the Dark Forest, Millie. But don't worry, all three of your kits will be there with you. Briarlight for being injured, Blossomfall for being filled with hate and sadness, and Bumblestripe for getting frustrated with Dovewing. nah not Bumblestripe...his only fault was to love too much edit: wait, no, you're right! he didn't try to kill her family so really he didn't love her enough...DF for him |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2016 19:24:41 GMT -5
That isn't any better. She's still saying that because Brightflower was deeply saddened and angered over the death of her babies, she deserves to suffer forever. The only thing it fixes is not saying she died before she learned the truth. Doesn't this person understand how painful losing a young child is?? Why would someone deserve hell for being upset over it?? gosh I hate this I'm glad I'm not a character in Warriors, because I would be going to the Dark Forest for sure. I still get sad when I think about all the cats and kittens I've lost over the years. Just last week we lost a kitten. No wonder all the cats in the Dark Forest are so bitter and want revenge. I'd be angry too if I got sent to cat hell for mourning over the death of my child. |
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Post by moonmasksunfrost on Sept 18, 2016 19:31:47 GMT -5
OH gosh.
I leave the forums for a little while and this is what I come back to.
Yikes. There is just so much wrong with this; what did random cats like Lilywhisker and Blizzardwing do anyway. Being upset about having your life majorly thrown off-track gets you sent to kitty hell? Being a marginally bad background character? Yeesh.
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Post by Ligerfrost on Sept 18, 2016 21:36:15 GMT -5
Brightflower's reasoning doesn't make much sense but I suppose it could be her intent that sent her to the Dark Forest and not simply that she went crazy.
Her reasoning almost sounds the same as Mapleshade's except Mapleshade actually killed the cats she felt were responsible for the deaths of her kits. While Brightflower didn't kill anyone...or did she?
Not much is seen of Brightflower in the Original series other then her brief appearance in Into the Wild, so we didn't know much about her then. IN Yellowfang's secret she is shown to be a doting loving mother until her second litter ends up dead. She is quick to turn on Yellowfang, her reasoning being that she believed Yellowfang hated her younger siblings because neither of them wanted to spend time with her. (She could have also have been prejudice toward the Med Cat position like the majority of ShadowClan appeared to be.) She seemed a though she didn't have any problem with potentially killing Yellowfang. And she could have harbored that feeling for a long time.
Something else occurred to me though and it's a stretch but...what if she was the one to fatally wound Lionheart? And wounded him with the intent to kill him? What if every battle she has fought in since her kits have died has fueled her to kill without remorse? Cats died during WindClan's exodus as well, what if Brightflower killed someone during that time simply because she wanted them to suffer as she has suffered?
And when she found out that Brokenstar killed them and not her daughter instead of feeling remorse for losing her daughter and blaming her for their deaths (and for any killing she could have potentially done), she instead chooses to blame StarClan for allowing any of it to happen. She blames them for making Brokenstar leader, and deems them as unfit to have her respect and wished for their destruction.
That's just a theory of course.
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Post by Dancing_Totodile on Sept 18, 2016 22:32:15 GMT -5
Brightflower's reasoning doesn't make much sense but I suppose it could be her intent that sent her to the Dark Forest and not simply that she went crazy. Her reasoning almost sounds the same as Mapleshade's except Mapleshade actually killed the cats she felt were responsible for the deaths of her kits. While Brightflower didn't kill anyone...or did she? Not much is seen of Brightflower in the Original series other then her brief appearance in Into the Wild, so we didn't know much about her then. IN Yellowfang's secret she is shown to be a doting loving mother until her second litter ends up dead. She is quick to turn on Yellowfang, her reasoning being that she believed Yellowfang hated her younger siblings because neither of them wanted to spend time with her. (She could have also have been prejudice toward the Med Cat position like the majority of ShadowClan appeared to be.) She seemed a though she didn't have any problem with potentially killing Yellowfang. And she could have harbored that feeling for a long time. Something else occurred to me though and it's a stretch but...what if she was the one to fatally wound Lionheart? And wounded him with the intent to kill him? What if every battle she has fought in since her kits have died has fueled her to kill without remorse? Cats died during WindClan's exodus as well, what if Brightflower killed someone during that time simply because she wanted them to suffer as she has suffered? And when she found out that Brokenstar killed them and not her daughter instead of feeling remorse for losing her daughter and blaming her for their deaths (and for any killing she could have potentially done), she instead chooses to blame StarClan for allowing any of it to happen. She blames them for making Brokenstar leader, and deems them as unfit to have her respect and wished for their destruction. That's just a theory of course. I like this. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2016 22:56:17 GMT -5
then what about
- rainflower
- bluestar
- ashfur
- ashfur
-ashfur
- sandgorse
- ashfur
- tallstar
- mudclaw
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2016 22:57:45 GMT -5
I'm going to flat-out say that Ashfur should have been into the DF, then.
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Post by ❅Maplefrost❅ on Sept 19, 2016 0:00:30 GMT -5
Okay but...Ashfur???
He wasn't exactly sane when he did all the crud he did yet still got StarClan??
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2016 8:50:29 GMT -5
just keep digging a deeper hole, erins, just keep digging I imagined Dory's "just keep swimming" song. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2016 9:22:57 GMT -5
Brightflower's reasoning doesn't make much sense but I suppose it could be her intent that sent her to the Dark Forest and not simply that she went crazy. Her reasoning almost sounds the same as Mapleshade's except Mapleshade actually killed the cats she felt were responsible for the deaths of her kits. While Brightflower didn't kill anyone...or did she? Not much is seen of Brightflower in the Original series other then her brief appearance in Into the Wild, so we didn't know much about her then. IN Yellowfang's secret she is shown to be a doting loving mother until her second litter ends up dead. She is quick to turn on Yellowfang, her reasoning being that she believed Yellowfang hated her younger siblings because neither of them wanted to spend time with her. (She could have also have been prejudice toward the Med Cat position like the majority of ShadowClan appeared to be.) She seemed a though she didn't have any problem with potentially killing Yellowfang. And she could have harbored that feeling for a long time. Something else occurred to me though and it's a stretch but...what if she was the one to fatally wound Lionheart? And wounded him with the intent to kill him? What if every battle she has fought in since her kits have died has fueled her to kill without remorse? Cats died during WindClan's exodus as well, what if Brightflower killed someone during that time simply because she wanted them to suffer as she has suffered? And when she found out that Brokenstar killed them and not her daughter instead of feeling remorse for losing her daughter and blaming her for their deaths (and for any killing she could have potentially done), she instead chooses to blame StarClan for allowing any of it to happen. She blames them for making Brokenstar leader, and deems them as unfit to have her respect and wished for their destruction. That's just a theory of course. |
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