Dogs/hounds

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Tam and Martin

Quote from: Sable on February 10, 2014, 03:19:30 AM
I've always thought that a really interesting fanfic idea would be an external threat to Mossflower/Salamandastron from a wolf pack or something. It could force an alliance between vermin and woodlanders and be an instance for a different type of Redwall story.
Same here! I always wished that would happen in a real book though.


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That does sound cool! It would be really interesting to see how the woodlanders, good and bad, came together to fight off a wolf pack or similar. :D
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Quote from: Tam and Martin on February 10, 2014, 06:14:20 PM
Quote from: Sable on February 10, 2014, 03:19:30 AM
I've always thought that a really interesting fanfic idea would be an external threat to Mossflower/Salamandastron from a wolf pack or something. It could force an alliance between vermin and woodlanders and be an instance for a different type of Redwall story.
Same here! I always wished that would happen in a real book though.
Read my fanfiction. I have a wolf in there and how powerful I think it would be in the Redwallverse. It's a start at least.
BTW, I'm going to steal that idea and start another fan fiction with the wolves vs all other creatures. ;D JK (maybe)
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willruth

  

 I think in the Redwall universe the terms dog and chicken were originally applied to a use in nicknaming certain creatures(eg. chicken means coward)and if there were these creatures in redwall then the words would be applied to them only after they already had a different meaning ;D

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In 'Redwall' when Methuselah is going through the Abbey records he finds that a TOWN DOG told another recorder about Cluny.
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Tam and Martin

Yes, I remember that. That was in Redwall though right?


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willruth

It could also apply to, say an old inhabitant of a town or a seadog in a town(who would have heard far and wide of Cluny)!!

Lady Ashenwyte

Or maybe hound is just a made up sailor word, or maybe the hounds had a major migration, or they just died out.
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SilentSam

Or maybe hound is another word for wolf in redwall?
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Quote from: SilentSam on January 03, 2015, 09:16:17 PM
Or maybe hound is another word for wolf in redwall?

Now you say it, I can imagine town wolves. Hmmm.
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Hickory

Yeah, but really, thw word "dog" is used in another book besides redwall,  I think it's used in Brocktree.
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If there were wolves, would they be vermin or goodbeasts?
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