It seems the supporting short story for this tenet has the same theme as the last one. I hope next week I’ll be able to make progress on the blog posts faster. I would like to get ahead so I can do some other things one Friday. Anyway, here is the summary essay for the short story The Smallest Warrior from the guidebook Code of the Clans . The main theme of The Smallest Warrior is age, and how this impacts size and strength. In combat and other areas of physical prowess, a young person, regardless of skill, will lose to an older, much larger opponent. This is seen when Badgerpaw cannot fairly beat his older clanmates, and dies in his first battle. The two main characters are the too young apprentice, Badgerpaw, and his mentor, Flintfang. The text shows Flintfang staying with his apprentice as he dies. Flintfang reflects that Badgerpaw was too young to train to fight, and never stood a chance in this battle. This is the main situation this short story covers. If you are ...
I’m ahead on these summary essays a bit now. I hope I can keep up with that lead, so these will always be out on time. I think I found this theme fairly easy to come up with and write, although it does take a little explaining in the essay . Anyway, we're making good progress. We’re up to tenant four , almost one third of the way through! Remember, you can get early access to all of these by joining the kit member tier for $2 a month. Here is the summary essay for the short story The Queens Unite from the guidebook Code of the Clans . The main theme The Queens Unite looks at is age in terms of strength and size. Someone should not train for dangerous activities, such as battle, if they are not strong and large enough to survive such an activity. Daisytail cannot stand that her young kit, Specklepaw is expected to fight in battles when he cannot fairly beat his own Clanmates. The main character, Daisytail, spends the majority of the story fretting over her kit's likely ...