Name: 拂曉之光 (貓戰士第三部第六本) - 穿越時空 - 貓戰士分析（Sunrise – Trip Through Time | Warriors Analysis）
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情態副詞

Here we finally come to the finale of Power of Three, a book with a scene almost as famous

as the fire scene in Long Shadows, but we'll get to that.

轉承詞

This arc took longer for me to get through than either of the prior ones because of the

buckets of supplemental material introduced during this period so to me it feels like

Power of Three has been a bit of a meandering arc overall and even now it doesn't quite

feel like we'll reach a conclusion on any of the plot threads set up at the beginning,

but Sol is gone, Ashfur is gone, the three have grown up, and for better or worse, they

Where is there to go from here in the space of a single book?

How can our characters and plot reach a satisfying conclusion?

I guess we will have to see as we get into the book.

Sunrise came out on April 21st of 2009, about 5 months after Long Shadows and 4 months after

Escape From The Forest, the second Tigerstar and Sasha Manga, and thank goodness it did.

Like Long Shadows, it was written by Cherith Baldry, so hopefully some of the continuity

in the at least partial-mystery from the last book can carry over to this one.

But that does mean that Cherith wrote two main series books, and dense finales at that,

back to back, so giving her slightly more time to finish it in comparison to other books

in this arc is a welcome and necessary change.

That said, it did mean that for people reading the books as they came out, they had to wait

5 months to figure out who killed Ashfur, how, and why.

The debate in it of itself became a strong talking point in the fanbase, and even though

just about everyone knows who it was now, the suspense was nothing to sneeze at.

As for the allegiance check-in, no new cats have been made warriors, but with Ashfur dead

that leaves Thunderclan with 20 warriors instead of 21.

No one has been made an apprentice either, and with Jayfeather as a full medicine cat

now, Icepaw and Foxpaw are the only two in the den.

Other than that, Thunderclan is unchanged but I would mention that Flamepaw is now listed

as Littlecloud's apprentice, and Tigerpaw and Dawnpaw are listed as apprentices as well.

The only other notable change is that a whopping 12 cats are listed in the “Cats Outside

Clans” section, with some familiar faces like Smoky, Floss, Sol, and PURDY, but also

8 new names we have never seen before, one of whom is actually in the top 10 cats with

Guess we'll have to see what that is about.

Speaking of, the speaking cast for this book is composed of 72 cats, the second-lowest

The top 10 members of the cast have 72% of the lines, funny coincidence, which actually

puts them as the highest percentage of the arc in that regard.

The cast is also composed of 47% she-cats, on the low end for the arc but still not awful,

and those she-cats get only 36% of the lines, even lower than Long Shadows and taking the

rank of second lowest from Power of Three, following Outcast.

You might be surprised to know, if you know anything about this book, that Hollyleaf has

the least lines among the three sibling point of view characters here.

Well…we can get to why later, but it does make sense.

After them, though, Brambleclaw, Leafpool, and Firestar have the next three greatest

line totals, all over 100, and my darling girl Hazeltail actually comes up next with

It's time that we finished off Power of Three.

In the prologue we pick up with Ashfur dead at Leafpool's paws.

She recognizes the scent on some fur buried in Ashfur's claws and wonders if this was

In Starclan, Yellowfang says it's Bluestar's fault for keeping the secret from Thunderclan

She's furious enough to attack her old leader and says they both know Sol is coming back.

Bluestar believes keeping the three's parentage a secret was okay because they had good parents

and she is sure they are the three in the prophecy regardless.

Yellowfang though is worried Bluestar has destroyed the clan she loves.

Kind of moving into not-in-character territory but we'll save those alarms for a few books

As we finish the prologue we move not to the world of the living but to another world of

the dead: the place where Tigerstar lives.

Did you forget he was a part of this arc?

Well he's back in order to have a scene with Lionblaze, despite the two of them breaking

off their training rather harshly before.

Lionblaze is appalled that Tigerstar kept the secret of their parentage from him, considering

the shared blood was Tigerstar's explanation for wanting to train Lionblaze at all.

Tigerstar doesn't answer and Lionblaze attacks him, with Tigerstar goading him on the whole

Lionblaze does choose not to kill him though, because he's already dead.

When he wakes up, though, he is coated in real blood from the battle, which isn't

Cats are debating who killed Ashfur, settling on a Windclan cat.

Firestar decides to lead a patrol and speak to Onestar rather than let the clan launch

Windclan is immediately hostile when Firestar brings up Ashfur's murder.

Firestar tries to ask if they saw anything but they didn't and Onestar is too offended

While they leave, though, Ashfoot pulls them aside to say they did see Sol on their territory,

near the place where Ashfur was killed but not the day.

With this news Thunderclan pivots instantly to accusing and wanting to kill Sol in vengeance.

With Hollyleaf finally letting them know about her encounter with Sol after he was banished

from Shadowclan, they have enough information to send a Sol Patrol to track the loner down,

and both Lionblaze and Hollyleaf are on it.

Also Hollyleaf now thinks the prophecy is irrelevant to them because they aren't in

Jayfeather spends some quality time getting mad at his family for caring about him like

family and says goodbye to his littermates as they set out on the journey.

He then has a dream where he talks to Midnight and finds out Sol did not kill Ashfur, rendering

this journey pointless before we have seen any of it.

Jayfeather apparently doesn't listen, though he doesn't say why.

Regardless he doesn't tell anyone what Midnight said.

Either he immediately forgot or he chose to keep it to himself.

Oh wait no, he protests that they're going on a fruitless mission in his head but doesn't

take the opportunity to actually tell anyone not to leave.

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拂曉之光 (貓戰士第三部第六本) - 穿越時空 - 貓戰士分析（Sunrise – Trip Through Time | Warriors Analysis）

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