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Welcome to THE DAWN PATROL, an online collective of essays and articles pertaining to various subjects within the Warriors fandom and the Warriors series of books by Erin Hunter.
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A TRADITION LOST by wolfstorm
Ever since the beginning for the books, the warrior code was handed down from mother to kit, mentor to apprentice, and to leader to warrior for countless moons. However, while many of the code still is intact and whoever breaks it gets shunned, some of the smaller traditions we saw in the original books has fallen into the cracks of the forgotten past...
HAVE AUTHOR, WILL TRAVEL by blizz
After some research, but no first hand experience (the author of this article is always looking for nice trips trailing best selling authors for all publishers interested) The Dawn Patrol attempts to bring you an inside look on the traveling author...
LION KING VS WARRIORS by silentstorm
In this article I'll be exploring the plot and character similarities within both different stories. Keep in mind that the original Lion King was based on Shakespear's Hamlet, while the second was based on Romeo And Juliet as in all great works of literature, bits of Shakespear can be found in both series...
THE REAL ANTAGONIST by jaybird
It is debated on whom was the major antagonist, Hawkfrost, Tigerstar, or the Twolegs [within The New Prophecy]. As we all know, Hawkfrost was the presumed bad guy in the second series, The New Prophecy. But before all the half-brother, son of Tigerstar plot about him came in, there were the Twolegs who were destroying the forest...
THE TIGERSTAR CONNECTION by jaybird
...There is always the bad egg out of the litter. Hawkfrost, Brambleclaw’s half-brother, became the arch antagonist of the series by setting off a fox trap and luring Firestar into it. Now, in The Sight, Tigerstar had grandkits, Jaypaw, Hollypaw, and Lionpaw...
'SECRETS WARRIOR CODE by blizz
The warrior code was laid down by the original four leaders: Thunderstar, Shadowstar, Windstar, and Riverstar with the help of StarClan, as we learn in Secrets Of The Clans. This article is a type of review on the "official" warrior code...
LEADERS OF A FEATHER by blizz
Article discussing Crowfeather's leadership potential after an early hint in the beginning of te New Prophecy. Coming soon.
THE JAY/LEAF THEORY by squirrelflight
The most famous speculative theory for Warriors yet, that in The Power Of Three, Jaypaw, and potentionally his siblings, could be in fact the result of a union between Crowfeather and Leafpool, not Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw. Coming soon.
FAMILY HISTORY by blizz
Another family tree theory, this one is the idea that Violet, Barley's sister in Secrets of The Clans could actually be Firestar's mother!
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