Name: 天蝕遮月 (貓戰士第三部第四本) - 穿越時空 - 貓戰士分析（Eclipse – Trip Through Time | Warriors Analysis）
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Most fans know what you're talking about if you say “The New Prophecy” or “A

Vision of Shadows,” but far fewer could tell you the contents of Twilight or River

Defining in our memories which events correspond to which book can be difficult, and given

that the arcs are meant to be complete stories when put together, it makes sense.

Eclipse, though, is a bit of an exception, as its title conjures images of its most famous

scene, and the politics and core characters that preceded and succeeded it.

It might be a bit of a surprise, then, to know that I have trouble with the structure

of this book, as so much of what people might be picturing as the Eclipse conflict actually

bleeds over into and is genuinely concluded in the next book instead.

But that's exactly the reason why this series examines one book at a time, to show what

was and wasn't included in the space of each entry, and where our memories may be

Eclipse was released on September 2nd, 2008, about 4 months after Outcast and Warrior's

Return, about 2 months after Cats of the Clans and The Rise of Scourge, and the same day

as another new manga that I will cover in the next episode.

It's probably obvious from that summary alone that the number of books has rapidly

increased lately with the inclusion of simultaneous mangas along with the two guide books and,

The authors and, in some cases, illustrators have been switching around quite a bit, with

this entry being written by Kate Cary again, but they are all still trying to work on a

cohesive world and several separate cohesive stories.

Whether or not the Erins, Vicky in particular given she was conceiving all of this, were

stretching themselves too thin is yet to be determined, but it's a fair point to make

now as we enter the second half of the Power of Three arc.

With the first three books covering so little overarching plot and the promises made to

cover the three's powers, the fulfillment of the prophecy, Tigerstar and Hawkfrost's

training of Lionpaw in the Dark Forest, and the protagonists simply completing their training

and getting their names, which they haven't yet, these next three books have an awful

lot to do, and not much time, or perhaps focus, in which to do it.

Before we get into it though, let's first do a check-in with our allegiances.

Stormfur and Brook have returned to the mountains, but with Berrynose, Hazeltail, and Mousewhisker

becoming warriors, there are now 16 warriors again instead of 15, and while they have left

the apprentice den, Foxpaw and Icepaw have come in, so there are 8 apprentices instead

Things in the nursery haven't changed except for Ferncloud's kits leaving, and the elders'

The only other notable thing in the allegiances is that there is a new cat listed outside

of the clans: a long-haired brown and tortoiseshell tom named Sol.

I wonder how he will come into play in this book.

Anyway, there's a speaking cast of 73 cats this time around, a few less than Dark River

and Outcast but still more than The Sight, and the top 10% of that cast has 69% of the

lines, still more than Outcast but less than Dark River and The Sight.

As far as the she-cat percentage, 51% of the cast is she-cats this time, the first time

in the arc that it has tipped over 50%, and that 51% has 42% of the lines, which is less

than Dark River and The Sight but still greater than Outcast.

That was just not a good book for she-cats.

Now that we have that out of the way though, let's take a gander at the plot.

The prologue takes place in Starclan, with Yellowfang, Spottedleaf, Whitestorm, and Bluestar

hanging out and discussing the prophecy, including an apparent deception of the three apprentices

They say it wasn't them who lied in the first place, but are still split on what to

do until they just walk away rather than continue to argue.

Left alone with Spottedleaf again, Yellowfang says that a darkness is coming that Starclan

can't prevent, or even protect themselves from.

Let's see what tremendous threat is coming.

Back in the living world, our protagonists are still in the mountains, just outside of

the Tribe's territory, and we've apparently skipped over the scene where Jaypaw told his

Stormfur and Brook are staying behind in the mountains, and Hollypaw and Lionpaw are busy

Hollypaw wonders if she could fly or how much power they could have and Lionpaw seems dismissive

of the idea, saying they need to live in the real world.

While they're debating whether or not they're capable of anything and whether or not they

still need to protect the clan and follow the code, Jaypaw cuts in to say they shouldn't

be talking about it because, assuming other cats believed it, they wouldn't like it

While hunting, and being upset about Breezepaw, they figure out that Jaypaw can probably see

things others can't and Lionpaw is…uh, somehow really strong or unstoppable or something

A…somewhat infamous scene occurs where Breezepaw catches and is praised for catching a very

fat rabbit and Crowfeather instead chooses to comment on Lionpaw's pigeon.

The reasons behind this and potential justifications or morality of this action are so mangled

at this point, especially since we never got either character's point of view, so all

I can definitively say is that Breezepaw's anger is obvious.

What Crowfeather was thinking or feeling is entirely up to interpretation.

Although, the interpretation is definitely being pushed in a specific direction as Jaypaw,

Lionpaw, and Hollypaw all at different points have expressed or will express disdain at

Crowfeather's style of parenting, with less overt warmth than Brambleclaw.

Back at the lake territories, Lionpaw is woken up for training by his mentor, Ashfur, who

has promised they would go hunting with Whitewing and Icepaw.

Lionpaw had a great dream and is annoyed by how curtly Ashfur talks to him, along with

how little his mentor listens to his ideas.

Ashfur seems very considerate about helping Icepaw learn, and helping Whitewing learn

how to teach her, but doesn't afford the same consideration to his own apprentice for

After getting some serious praise from Icepaw, Lionpaw goes to speak with Hollypaw about

how odd and isolating it is to be part of the prophecy.

Lionpaw also contemplates how knowing he's the most special cat ever might make it easier

Despite all this, life goes on mundanely as usual and Lionpaw laments how there's no

Side note though, there are several cute background character moments going on here that Lionpaw

does not care about, like Icepaw giving her first catch to Longtail and Mousefur and Foxpaw

deciding he wants to be called Foxcatcher as a warrior.

Another fun famous scene happens here where the apprentices gather to share some leftover

honey Leafpool found and Lionpaw, and Hollypaw soon after, brood about how they cannot indulge

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