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Nobody has to like modern retellings but negative generalizing about the literature of your peers is gross. Be specific about what you do and don't like. Some of the best stuff is unknown because it's niche! I've provided scans for all of these books to read. They're quite short as well! Enjoy!
Exiled From Camelot by Cherith Baldry
Blessed Bastard by Ruth P. M. Lehmann
A Camelot Triptych by Norris Lacy
Parzival and the Stone From Heaven by Lindsay Clarke
Gawain by Gwen Rowley
Unhinged or generally weird shit I read on the warriors wiki trivia tabs part 1
Crookedstar:
What do you mean by this??? She was listed as his mom in Prophecy and switched to Rainflower in Promise? Are you implying they wrote Lilystem the entire time, made a mistake, and then instead of fixing the mistake, just... Retconned Rainflower into the already written scenes?
Yellowfang:
My boyfriend has this. I use it to annoy him.
Bluestar:
But they had the time to write a Clear Sky Toe Sucking scene as well as have Bluestar be mean to Leafpool until she has to be reminded about her illegal husband and children she is later stated to SPEND TIME WITH IN THE SAME BOOK. Are you the writer or not?
Firestar:
Which I will remind you is followed by this:
Turtle Tail:
Cute name but also:
"It was so sad... Anyways she was hit by this model of car."
"Also they're polyamorous but not explicitly and only these cats despite my former insistence that 'first love always wins'"
Squirrelstar:
"He didn't have enough clout" then write more of him or write him better or stop making whatever you think 'clout' is a prerequisite for that... "Cope with" actually I'm not even gonna finish that thought it doesn't deserve my energy.
To absolutely no one's shock, Squilf is one of Kate's least favorite characters. She also said this about Crowfeather but guess who the narrative kisses the ass of harder.
Expansion of that statement. Something about this reeks of classism but I can't put my finger quite on it.
Brightheart:
Yeah, yall, Brightheart's inevitable death is looming. They will absolutely erase her wounds. Take that how you will. I personally wouldn't having my missing eyeball back in heaven but with the narrative history towards disabled characters in this fictional setting.... Yeah...
Also stop making Mega Mentors and Mega Queens if you want to stop this problem why did you highlight it in her fucking graphic novel? Why not just retcon it in? You've had no problem doing that before. Have her mentor Hollytuft, no one gives a shit about Hollytuft and you couldn't seem to pick a mentor for her anyways.
Twigbranch:
WHO IS THE AUTHOR HERE
EXILED FROM CAMELOT by Cherith Baldry and BLESSED BASTARD by Ruth P. M. Lehmann are available on the Internet Archive!
IMG ID: Cover of Exiled From Camelot by Cherith Baldry. Sir Kay is a dark haired man carrying a sword as he steps through a wooded area with colorful leaves. In the foreground is a skull. IMG ID: Cover of Blessed Bastard by Ruth P. M. Lehmann. The cover features a picture of the tapestry "The Vision of the Holy Grail" designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones which depicts Galahad kneeling outside the chapel where the Holy Grail has appeared on a table before some angels.
How successful would Nightcloud…
…be if they decided to become a pro-wrestler?
Yes on the microphone skills / Yes on the wrestling skills
Yes on the microphone skills / No on the wrestling skills
No on the microphone skills / Yes on the wrestling skills
No on the microphone skills / No on the wrestling skills
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@queer-ragnelle I am ready (?) to get emotionally destroyed
How am I supposed to interpret this
Have you read The Carpenter's Apprentice by Cherith Baldry (1992)?
yes
no
I didn't finish it
I've never heard of it
