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Here is the summary essay for book two in the 'Dawn Of The Clans' prequel series, Thunder Rising.
The main theme of Thunder Rising is the invisible boundary between people. Grey Wing hopes that helping the forest cats during the fire will bring their two groups closer together, but when in the moor cats camp, the two groups sit separately to each other. Grey Wing notes that the cats that came from the mountains barley speak to one another. Jagged Peak feels separated from all other cats by his injury before he learns to contribute to the moor cats group with it. Growing up on the moor, and being closely related to their leader, Thunder feels separated from many of the other forest cats when he goes to live with Clear Sky. Wind and Gorse decide to change their names to have less differences to the other moor cats, and to feel closer to their group. The invisible boundaries between the characters are a lot harder for them to cross than the physical distance between them.
The main characters in Thunder Rising are the main protagonist, Thunder, the leaders of the moor cats at different times, Tall Shadow and Grey Wing, Grey Wing's adoptive family, Turtle Tail and her kits, and the main antagonist Clear Sky. Other characters are minor and a few are incidental, appearing only once or twice in the book.
The main situations in the book are: There is a fire in the forest and Grey Wing leads a patrol into the forest to help his brothers group. River Ripple leads the moor and forest cats out of the fire. Thunder leaves with his father to go live in the forest. Tall Shadow makes Grey Wing the new leader if the moor land cats. Smoke from the fire affects Grey Wing for most of the book. Clear Sky continues to expand his territory, killing Misty and injuring Bumble to do so. Moon Shadow and Bumble die from injuries. Thunder and Frost leave Clear Sky's group for the moor.
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The main theme of Thunder Rising is the invisible boundary between people. Grey Wing hopes that helping the forest cats during the fire will bring their two groups closer together, but when in the moor cats camp, the two groups sit separately to each other. Grey Wing notes that the cats that came from the mountains barley speak to one another. Jagged Peak feels separated from all other cats by his injury before he learns to contribute to the moor cats group with it. Growing up on the moor, and being closely related to their leader, Thunder feels separated from many of the other forest cats when he goes to live with Clear Sky. Wind and Gorse decide to change their names to have less differences to the other moor cats, and to feel closer to their group. The invisible boundaries between the characters are a lot harder for them to cross than the physical distance between them.
The main characters in Thunder Rising are the main protagonist, Thunder, the leaders of the moor cats at different times, Tall Shadow and Grey Wing, Grey Wing's adoptive family, Turtle Tail and her kits, and the main antagonist Clear Sky. Other characters are minor and a few are incidental, appearing only once or twice in the book.
The main situations in the book are: There is a fire in the forest and Grey Wing leads a patrol into the forest to help his brothers group. River Ripple leads the moor and forest cats out of the fire. Thunder leaves with his father to go live in the forest. Tall Shadow makes Grey Wing the new leader if the moor land cats. Smoke from the fire affects Grey Wing for most of the book. Clear Sky continues to expand his territory, killing Misty and injuring Bumble to do so. Moon Shadow and Bumble die from injuries. Thunder and Frost leave Clear Sky's group for the moor.
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