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First summary essay for Omen Of The Stars, book one, The Fourth Apprentice.
The running theme in The Fourth Apprentice is the belief and acceptance of ones own abilities and skills. Many times, when people feel they are different to their peers, they may try to hide their above average abilities to compensate, sometimes going so far as to want them to disappear. Dovepaw is distraught to find that she is different from her clan mates thanks to her keen senses. People who don't have such abilities may put their faith in other beings. The clan cats often rely on the wisdom of StarClan. In The Fourth Apprentice however, it is not StarClan, but Dovepaw who tells them about the blockage upstream. At the conclusion of the main problem in the book, no supernatural abilities are used to destroy the beavers dam. Instead, it is the help of ordinary cats helping the clan cats, who believe that together, they can succeed.
The main characters in this book are our three new protagonists Lionblaze, Dovepaw, and Jayfeather. Our antagonists consists of the beavers. We also have a group of kittypets who play a large role isn resolving the conflict.
The min situations are Jayfeather, and Lionblaze relating Dovepaw is the third cat, Dovepaw telling the clan that large brown animals (beavers) are blocking the stream, and each of the clans sending two cats on a journey to go upstream, and bring the water back.
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The running theme in The Fourth Apprentice is the belief and acceptance of ones own abilities and skills. Many times, when people feel they are different to their peers, they may try to hide their above average abilities to compensate, sometimes going so far as to want them to disappear. Dovepaw is distraught to find that she is different from her clan mates thanks to her keen senses. People who don't have such abilities may put their faith in other beings. The clan cats often rely on the wisdom of StarClan. In The Fourth Apprentice however, it is not StarClan, but Dovepaw who tells them about the blockage upstream. At the conclusion of the main problem in the book, no supernatural abilities are used to destroy the beavers dam. Instead, it is the help of ordinary cats helping the clan cats, who believe that together, they can succeed.
The main characters in this book are our three new protagonists Lionblaze, Dovepaw, and Jayfeather. Our antagonists consists of the beavers. We also have a group of kittypets who play a large role isn resolving the conflict.
The min situations are Jayfeather, and Lionblaze relating Dovepaw is the third cat, Dovepaw telling the clan that large brown animals (beavers) are blocking the stream, and each of the clans sending two cats on a journey to go upstream, and bring the water back.
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