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[[WMG: Redwall is an EldritchAbomimation that makes vermin AlwaysChaoticEvil while Woodlanders are stuck as AlwaysLawfulGood.]]

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[[WMG: Redwall is an EldritchAbomimation EldritchAbomination that makes vermin AlwaysChaoticEvil while Woodlanders are stuck as AlwaysLawfulGood.]]
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[[WMG: Redwall is an EldritchAbonimation that makes vermin AlwaysChaoticEvil while Woodlanders are stuck as AlwaysLawfulGood.]]

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[[WMG: Redwall is an EldritchAbonimation EldritchAbomimation that makes vermin AlwaysChaoticEvil while Woodlanders are stuck as AlwaysLawfulGood.]]
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[[WMG: Martin is/was an {{Exalted}}.]]

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[[WMG: Martin is/was an {{Exalted}}.TabletopGame/{{Exalted}}.]]
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There is evidence in the books that vermin are psychologically and biologically very slightly closer to their RealLife animalian counterparts than the woodlanders. Thus, I posit that their reproductive systems are also closer, meaning the females tend to produce large litters, unlike the woodlanders who usually seem to have only one or two at a time (barring a few throwbacks, which would explain Rosie and Tarquin producing twelve kids in one year, or Log-a-Log Furmo's eight). Since they require more meat in their diets than the herbivorous/piscetarian woodlanders, the laws of trophic energy transfer conspire with their higher birth rate to mean that the country could never support them if they all survived to breed. Thus, they become highly aggressive and competitive, and usually keep their population growth down by battling amongst themselves. Every so often they build up to levels high enough to form a horde, which then gets wiped out by the woodlanders, leaving only those whose genes have something to offer in the way of skill or luck and ensuring that the next generation get the good genetic material. Veil was the only vermin infant whose birth was actually mentioned and he was an only child, but it's not unusual for small or frail mother animals, particularly first-time mothers, to produce one big healthy cub rather than a litter which are likely to be sickly and difficult to care for.

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There is evidence in the books that vermin are psychologically and biologically very slightly closer to their RealLife animalian counterparts than the woodlanders. Thus, I posit that their reproductive systems are also closer, meaning the females tend to produce large litters, unlike the woodlanders who usually seem to have only one or two at a time (barring a few throwbacks, which would explain Rosie and Tarquin producing twelve kids in one year, or Log-a-Log Furmo's eight). Since they require more meat in their diets than the herbivorous/piscetarian herbivorous/pescetarian woodlanders, the laws of trophic energy transfer conspire with their higher birth rate to mean that the country could never support them if they all survived to breed. Thus, they become highly aggressive and competitive, and usually keep their population growth down by battling amongst themselves. Every so often they build up to levels high enough to form a horde, which then gets wiped out by the woodlanders, leaving only those whose genes have something to offer in the way of skill or luck and ensuring that the next generation get the good genetic material. Veil was the only vermin infant whose birth was actually mentioned and he was an only child, but it's not unusual for small or frail mother animals, particularly first-time mothers, to produce one big healthy cub rather than a litter which are likely to be sickly and difficult to care for.
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** WordofGod says this is true.

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** WordofGod WordOfGod says this is true.
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[[WMG: Mellus was suicidal.]]
She always came across as one of the most bitter good characters, and it's stated that after Dandin and Mariel left she fell into a depression. Then there's the fact that she could have simply scared Slipp away from "Mousebabe" due to the fact that she's so intimidating and well, scary.
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[[WMG: Martin is the [[{{Homestuck}} Lord of Hope]].]]

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[[WMG: Martin is the [[{{Homestuck}} [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} Lord of Hope]].]]
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[[WMG: Continuing on what the theory about humans said, the reason we don't see any is because...]]
The animals killed them. They also burnt down manmade structures, which is why we don't see any after the 1st book.
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* Or just insane. Which the book assured a million times over that he was.
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If Bryony fit the patterns of the other heroes' ages, she would have been about twelve or thirteen when she got him. Since at that age most people don't know how to properly raise babies of their own species, never mind one which could eat them, it's no wonder he turned out warped. Mattimeo was born less than four seasons after his thirteen-year-old parents married, and even with a mouse pregnancy length of three weeks that's a bit young; not only was he spoilt rotten by the beginning of his book, he was saddled with that name.

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If Bryony fit the patterns of the other heroes' ages, she would have been about twelve or thirteen when she got him. Since at that age most people don't know how to properly raise babies of their own species, never mind one which could eat them, it's no wonder he turned out warped. Mattimeo was born less than four seasons after his thirteen-year-old thirteen-season-old parents married, and even with a mouse pregnancy length of three weeks that's a bit young; not only was he spoilt rotten by the beginning of his book, he was saddled with that name.
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[[WMG: Veil's and Mattimeo's stories were intended as a moral against teen pregnancy.]]
If Bryony fit the patterns of the other heroes' ages, she would have been about twelve or thirteen when she got him. Since at that age most people don't know how to properly raise babies of their own species, never mind one which could eat them, it's no wonder he turned out warped. Mattimeo was born less than four seasons after his thirteen-year-old parents married, and even with a mouse pregnancy length of three weeks that's a bit young; not only was he spoilt rotten by the beginning of his book, he was saddled with that name.
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[[WMG: Veil suffered from Reactive Attachment Disorder.]]
RAD is a rare condition caused by lack of appropriate emotional interaction with caregivers in infancy, resulting in a lack of empathy which may or may not turn into violent behaviour, as shown in the documentary ''Child of Rage''. Veil's mother died at birth and he was ignored by his father and given to a nurse who, while she saved his life, didn't seem to pay much attention to him otherwise. The Redwallers refused to bond with him out of possibly understandable fear, given that he is a predator and they are prey, and never expected him to behave well; Bryony did bond with him, but never tried to stop his misbehaviour, and so it got worse.
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[[WMG: Not all of Madd's family was killed.]]
Madd suffered a head injury and woke up alone in the carnage. Fwirl's family was also killed and she mentions that her mother's "body" had a head injury and wouldn't wake. Coincidence?
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* And/or their conflict was deepened by the fact that female foxes are only receptive to mating for three days out of the year, so the tension for a bout of SlapSlapKiss has a LOT of time to build up...

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[[WMG: Martin is a Time Lord.]]
The various characters who carry spiritual connections to Martin are his reincarnations, The Warrior is his Time Lord name, and the sword is his TARDIS.

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The various characters who carry spiritual connections to Martin are his reincarnations, The Warrior is his Time Lord name, and the sword is his TARDIS.
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* Though that would only make sense, if the rats were the only ones that grew in intelligence, I don't remember NIMH ever experimenting on Foxes, Moles, Squirrels etc... well, maybe they did?
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[[WMG: The "good will to men" and/or "Peace on earth" cartoons are prequals to red wall.]]
to those who have seen nether, there both anti war cartoons were humanity drives him self to extinction and all that are left are animals, smaller ones like mice and rabbits, that talk about men, how they saw them, what happened to them as a narration. Redwall happens to be a long time after the events of the cartoons (the cartoons are less then one generation away from the event) and the story's and myths of men are long gone.
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*** Actually it's not that simple, Matthias is a reincarnation, yet the two exist as separate entities. Since Martin's ghost was active while Matthias was still alive, unless he's a split personality that seeps into other's dreams O_o, and to make it clearer, in Russano's dream showing all the ghosts of the Redwall warriors, Martin and Matthias were there as separate characters.
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** I think the original poster means, it's a "Hobbit" kind of writing. In the original TheHobbit, the Gollum scene was retconned to be Bilbo retelling the scene to make himself look better. (Because Tolkien realized when writing LordOfTheRings it contradicted Gollum's character) The original poster is trying to say that, the books are from [[UnreliableNarrator Martin's]] point of view. Though I don't know if s/he is actually being serious or not.

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** I think the original poster means, it's a "Hobbit" kind of writing. In the original TheHobbit, the Gollum scene was later retconned to be Bilbo retelling the scene to make himself look better. (Because Tolkien realized when writing LordOfTheRings it contradicted Gollum's character) The original poster is trying to say that, the books are from [[UnreliableNarrator Martin's]] point of view. Though I don't know if s/he is actually being serious or not.
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** I think the original poster means, it's a "Hobbit" kind of writing. In the original TheHobbit, the Gollum scene was retconned to be Bilbo retelling the scene to make himself look better. (Because Tolkien realized when writing LordOfTheRings it contradicted Gollum's character) The original poster is trying to say that, the books are from [[UnreliableNarrator Martin's]] point of view. Though I don't know if s/he is actually being serious or not.
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[[WMG: Something in the soil at Redwall makes the food grown there highly addictive.]]
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[[WMG: Much of the AccidentalInnuendo was not accidental.]]
The man was a sailor, he couldn't be that naive.
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[[WMG: Martin is the [[{{Homestuck}} Lord of Hope]].]]
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** Adding to this, take into account that Brian Jacques grew up during the period of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom war-related rationing in the UK]]; food was in very short supply when he was a kid, particularly sweets and fruit (and what are the Redwallers' favourite foods?) A reliable, healthy, and tasty food supply probably really was very important to him, and thus to the characters he created.

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** * Adding to this, take into account that Brian Jacques grew up during the period of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom war-related rationing in the UK]]; food was in very short supply when he was a kid, particularly sweets and fruit (and what are the Redwallers' favourite foods?) A reliable, healthy, and tasty food supply probably really was very important to him, and thus to the characters he created.
** Either that or, since all the food is fruit- and vegetable-based, it was a conspiracy to get vitamins into his kid readers.
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[[WMG: Gabool was high as a kite throughout the entire book.]]
Come on, insomnia, paranoia, [[CargoShip flirting with an inanimate object]]?

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[[WMG: Silvamord was infertile.]]
She seems to resent Muta and Truffen in particular over Truffen's parents, and it's one of many possible reasons for her constant conflict with Nagru.
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** Adding to this, take into account that Brian Jacques grew up during the period of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing_in_the_United_Kingdom war-related rationing in the UK]]; food was in very short supply when he was a kid, particularly sweets and fruit (and what are the Redwallers' favourite foods?) A reliable, healthy, and tasty food supply probably really was very important to him, and thus to the characters he created.
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[[WMG: Redwall is an EldritchAbonimation that makes vermin AlwaysChaoticEvil while Woodlanders are stuck as AlwaysLawfulGood.]]
It warps nature of the world and is under a guise of Martin the Warrior or his sword or both.





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\n* OR Radagast turned humans and fantasy creatures into animals as an attempt to save them. Which was successful.

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* Redwall takes place in the same universe as ''Webcomic/{{Jack}}''?

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* Redwall takes place in the same universe as ''Webcomic/{{Jack}}''?''Webcomic/{{Jack|DavidHopkins}}''?
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In the far far past, Dragons, hobbits, dwarves, elves... etc... lived on the Earth, then called Middle-Earth. But the world evolved. The world modernized into a parallel world to ours, where the fantasy creatures still existed but were hidden from the non-magical beings, jump about 2000 years later, a cataclysm caused all the humans and fantasy creatures but one to die out, aside from that one person, all that was left were the animals. The very last human left was the wizard Radagast the Brown used the most powerful magic to stay young for millenniums. He cast one last spell on the world's woodland creatures to start a new way of life before he passed on.


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In the far far past, Dragons, hobbits, dwarves, elves... etc... lived on the Earth, then called Middle-Earth. But the world evolved. The world modernized into a parallel world to ours, where the fantasy creatures still existed but were hidden from the non-magical beings, jump about 2000 years later, a cataclysm caused all the humans and fantasy creatures but one to die out, aside from that one person, all that was left were the animals. The very last human left was the wizard Radagast the Brown who used the most powerful magic to stay young for millenniums. He cast one last spell on the world's woodland creatures to start a new way of life before he passed on.

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