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We take a little break from the forest and instead travel to... an apocalyptic wasteland? (Or maybe just from a cat's point of view perhaps). Some might consider it to be a little bit much for newly made Warriors but apparently not for Fireheart and Graystripe.
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In today's episode, we admire Bluestar's leadership capabilities but are also appalled at ShadowClan and Riverclan's inability to be diplomatic. Perhaps WindClan will be prove to have a more amicable leader? That is, if we can figure out where they went!
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We break down Bluestar's character in this episode and we lay out all of her biases and "flaws". What results is our own confusion as we try to make sense of what the real truth - who's really the one with an overactive imagination?
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We made it to the end of book one! This whole endeavour out to be a lot more fun than we both envisioned so expect more episodes to come soon! As for this one, it's one hell of a finale. Thanks to anyone who's listened thus far, and we'll see you when we start book two.
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What is a Ravenpaw even, to somebody like Tigerclaw? Could this have been his fatal flaw? Join us as we feel terrible for Ravenpaw for the next two hours. He's just having a bad time.
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Can we get some sympathy for Ravenpaw though? As we near the end of book one, predictions shift and characters arcs begin to make themselves clearer (we think). Oh, and some one-on-one time with Bluestar which we find to be long overdue.
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It's hard to not trust a cat named Barley. But Tigerclaw seems to always find a way!
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Brokenstar, the new leader of ShadowClan acts up. Bluestar alone seems to be the voice of reason keeping the clan together.
With the threat of ShadowClan looming over them, tensions in the camp rise. And Tigerclaw goes out of his way to ruin everything.
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Firepaw deals with a stranger on ThunderClan territory. We also examine Agashan's psyche and why he thinks clan cats are so ruthless.
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