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Well, now we know what happened to Buckler's brother and his family. And it's not good.

I just realized what "Corim" means! It's from the book, 'Mossflower." Corim is "Creatures-something-something-in-mossflower."

A shocking and devastating turn of events. Honestly, the Redwallers went about this too fast and too amateurish. If they took their time, maybe used fresh food and drink from the kitchen to draw out the stoat, they could've convinced him to give up his knife and talk about what happened to the missing Dibbuns.

I think this is the first time that Martin the Warrior's tapestry was depicted in the Redwall books. There's the vermin running away from him (although it's only going from one side instead of either side) and the rose bush to his side in memory of Rose, his first love.

Took me a minute to remember the Flitcheye while reading. They were first introduced in "Mariel of Redwall" but they were farther north along the road. What brings them so far down south?

This sounds more like a drinking song than a sailing song.

You would think that this group on the stream would have heard the Gousim coming downstream before they even got to the railing of their own boat! Huh, no wonder that they didn't notice their little ones missing.

Carrying the dead leader's head on a pike in the rear of the marching column is just daring any of the other band of rats to desert.

It's been a while since we've had a good duel. Even if it was between two vermin.

Now that the Dibbuns are gone, and after spending hours searching, do they think of questioning the stoat intruder and robber that they have? Hmph, if they had a badger at Redwall that would've been the first thing that they would've done.