 | INTO THE WILD
Listed as ThunderClan leader: Bluestar |
In the prologue of this book, Bluestar is the witness to the prophecy, "Fire Alone Will Save Our Clan" when Spottedleaf interprets it [ ITW0]. Based on those words, Bluestar makes the decision to invite a kittypet into ThunderClan [ ITW1]. Soon after she looses her deputy Redtail and must appoint Lionheart as deputy [ ITW2], and after his death, Tigerclaw. She takes on Firepaw as an apprentice, and refuses to give in to Brokenstar's demands for territory. Bluestar also makes many merciful decisions in this book -- she does not allow Yellowfang to be killed, despite her Clan's wishes, and in the end sends Firepaw to find out if Yellowfang is truly innocent. This action results in the liberation of ShadowClan [ ITW24] and ThunderClan receiving it's new medicine cat, Yellowfang.
GENERAL
Bluefur, a ThunderClan she-cat, fell in love with a RiverClan tom, Oakheart. Keeping this secret, Bluefur had two kits. But when the ThunderClan deputy was ready to retire from their position, Bluefur knew she had to become deputy. For the good of the Clan, she had to make sure that Thistleclaw, the wild and arrogant warrior, did not succeed the deputy. So Bluefur made the desicion to give her kits to Oakheart, to be raised in RiverClan. And, in a tragic fasion, Bluefur became Bluestar, watched her kits grew up, and let the pain fade to the back of her memory.
Later, after a prophecy she received from StarClan, Bluestar invited Rusty, a young kitty-pet to ThunderClan. She became his mentor. Tigerclaw then tried to kill Bluestar is Forest Of Secrets, only to be saved by her former apprentice. Shocked and horrified by Tigerclaw's betrayal, Bluestar abandoned her faith in StarClan, her warriors, and the warrior code, deeply regretting her decision to give up her kits. Her insanity grew to the point that she revealed her secret to her kits, Stonefur and Mistyfoot. Both were in denial and shock, and plainly told the ThunderClan leader that she was crazy, and that Graypool was their mother. Only in A Dangerous Path did they truly believe her story, and by then it was too late, as they told Bluestar she was forgiven in her dying moments.
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