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And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed decided to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would never reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he should do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good, and three less for [=RiverClan=] = even better) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he should do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good, and three less for [=RiverClan=] = even better) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret.
And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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It was a tragic story to read about the 3 kits drowning; I see no reason [=StarClan=] would not take pity on them and allow them to live the lives they never had, just like Cinderpelt's warrior life. Although I don't see this as a 'spirit possession' thing like with Cinderpelt and Cinderheart, but ''actual'' reincarnation, like with the three. As an additional thing, perhaps Wrenflight is a reincarnation of Wolfheart and Flytail a reincarnation of Runningstorm (his sister and brother).
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It was a tragic story to read about the 3 kits drowning; I see no reason [=StarClan=] would not take pity on them and allow them to live the lives they never had, just like Cinderpelt's warrior life. Although I don't see this as a 'spirit possession' thing like with Cinderpelt and Cinderheart, but ''actual'' reincarnation, like with the three. As an additional thing, perhaps Wrenflight is a reincarnation of Wolfheart and Flytail a reincarnation of Runningstorm (his sister and brother).brother).
[[WMG:Tallstar may not have interpreted his last prophetic dream correctly.]]
Near the end of his life, he had a nightmare of [=WindClan=] fighting a brutal, unjust battle, with mothers wailing for their kits and warriors dying everywhere, and Mudstar overseeing it all. But maybe it was unjust not because Mudstar dragged them into it, but because another Clan had committed a crime against them and fighting was their only choice.
[[WMG:Tallstar may not have interpreted his last prophetic dream correctly.]]
Near the end of his life, he had a nightmare of [=WindClan=] fighting a brutal, unjust battle, with mothers wailing for their kits and warriors dying everywhere, and Mudstar overseeing it all. But maybe it was unjust not because Mudstar dragged them into it, but because another Clan had committed a crime against them and fighting was their only choice.
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[[WMG: Tallstar is the reincarnation of Smallstar.]]
This is at least my headcanon. If you have read ''Code of the Clans'', you'll know that Smallstar and his littermates drowned as kits, as cats from another clan refused to save them. Smallstar in particular was supposed to have been leader. This is the only case we've heard of that these cats had these set predicted positions from the get-go. They may have been pretty important. Even stranger, when seen in [=StarClan=], they are adults. [=StarClan=] may have thought Smallstar deserved another life to become leader (I mean, if Cinderpelt, who lived a full life, got a chance, why wouldn't a cat who never lived his destiny?)Some supporting factors include:
#Tallstar and Smallstar are both black and white toms
#They are both from [=WindClan=]
#Their names echo each other in their irony; instead of being super small, he's super tall!
#Tallstar became leader just as Smallstar was supposed to
#It's a nice thought!
It was a tragic story to read about the 3 kits drowning; I see no reason [=StarClan=] would not take pity on them and allow them to live the lives they never had, just like Cinderpelt's warrior life. Although I don't see this as a 'spirit possession' thing like with Cinderpelt and Cinderheart, but ''actual'' reincarnation, like with the three. As an additional thing, perhaps Wrenflight is a reincarnation of Wolfheart and Flytail a reincarnation of Runningstorm (his sister and brother).
[[WMG: Tallstar is the reincarnation of Smallstar.]]
This is at least my headcanon. If you have read ''Code of the Clans'', you'll know that Smallstar and his littermates drowned as kits, as cats from another clan refused to save them. Smallstar in particular was supposed to have been leader. This is the only case we've heard of that these cats had these set predicted positions from the get-go. They may have been pretty important. Even stranger, when seen in [=StarClan=], they are adults. [=StarClan=] may have thought Smallstar deserved another life to become leader (I mean, if Cinderpelt, who lived a full life, got a chance, why wouldn't a cat who never lived his destiny?)Some supporting factors include:
#Tallstar and Smallstar are both black and white toms
#They are both from [=WindClan=]
#Their names echo each other in their irony; instead of being super small, he's super tall!
#Tallstar became leader just as Smallstar was supposed to
#It's a nice thought!
It was a tragic story to read about the 3 kits drowning; I see no reason [=StarClan=] would not take pity on them and allow them to live the lives they never had, just like Cinderpelt's warrior life. Although I don't see this as a 'spirit possession' thing like with Cinderpelt and Cinderheart, but ''actual'' reincarnation, like with the three. As an additional thing, perhaps Wrenflight is a reincarnation of Wolfheart and Flytail a reincarnation of Runningstorm (his sister and brother).
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good, and three less for [=RiverClan=] = even better) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would should do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good, and three less for [=RiverClan=] = even better) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) good, and three less for [=RiverClan=] = even better) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would make him decide to keep quiet. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would make him decide to help Mapleshade keep quiet.her secret. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that when he found out, he'd take some time to think about what he would do, and eventually, either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits.make him decide to keep quiet. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to, and decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to, and decided to never, ever reveal to. Never again would the parentage of half-Clan kits be revealed to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] instituted an unofficial rule that queens were allowed to keep the fathers of their kits a secret if they wanted to, and decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.again.
[[WMG: Swiftpaw's warrior name would have been Swiftfoot if he had lived.]]
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[[WMG: Swiftpaw's warrior name would have been Swiftfoot if he had lived.]]
Well, it makes sense...
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But his anger at Mapleshade having had kits with Appledusk (who had killed the Clan leader's son) was too much to pass over, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But his anger at he couldn't forgive Mapleshade for having had kits with Appledusk (who Appledusk, who had killed the Clan leader's son) was too much to pass over, son, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, and his mentor had recently died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. And if he had been older and wiser at the time he saw the omen (or if his mentor had still been alive), that might have happened. But he misinterpreted it as the his anger at Mapleshade having had kits being a danger with Appledusk (who had killed the Clan leader's son) was too much to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], pass over, and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young young, inexperienced medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His and his mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation.died. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) [=ThunderClan=] = good) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three more warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three future warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself. They hoped that either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three future more warriors for [=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them.kits. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself, and they were hoping that Ravenwing would feel enough compassion for his Clanmate and her kits to keep the secret. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself, and they were hoping herself. They hoped that Ravenwing would feel enough either compassion (they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them) or pragmatism (three future warriors for his Clanmate and her kits to keep the secret.[=ThunderClan=]) would override any anger Ravenwing felt at Mapleshade having fathered half-[=RiverClan=] kits. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths and one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself, and they were hoping that Ravenwing would feel enough compassion for his Clanmate and her kits to keep the secret. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths (Mapleshade, her three kits, Ravenwing, Frecklewish, and Appledusk), [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
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Ravenwing read it correctly, but he didn't react to it the way they thought he would. He was still a young medicine cat at the time Mapleshade's kits were born, so he didn't have the wisdom or rationality of a more experienced one. His mentor had recently died, so he didn't have anyone else to offer another interpretation. [=StarClan=]'s intention was for a trustworthy cat to know Mapleshade's secret so she wouldn't have to bear it all by herself, and they were hoping that Ravenwing would feel enough compassion for his Clanmate and her kits to keep the secret. After all, they were innocent kits, no matter who fathered them. But he misinterpreted it as the kits being a danger to [=ThunderClan=] because they were half-[=RiverClan=], and the DisasterDominoes started cascading from there. After the resulting fallout ended in seven deaths (Mapleshade, her three kits, Ravenwing, Frecklewish, and Appledusk), one banishment to the Dark Forest, [=StarClan=] decided to never, ever reveal the parentage of half-Clan kits to a medicine cat ever again.
