Scary or Disconcerting Moments in Redwall

[Firetail]

I thought tries w/ the snakes!

[Firetail]

Not tries triss!

[MeadowR]

After starting to read High Rhulain I have to say that it's pretty disconcerting reading how the wildcat leader's face looked after the bird attack. Part of the skull and under flesh showing... nasty!!

[Leatho Shellhound]

^^ I know right!

One of the frightening, yet exciting moments was when the wytes where leading their victims to their death.

[Romsca]

One of the frightening, yet exciting moments was when the wytes where leading their victims to their death.

I thought that was sad

[Leatho Shellhound]

That's why I wrote it as a Scary or Disconcerting Moment in Redwall, I liked the originality of it though. Kinda like that one frog/toad in Mariel of Redwall.

[Jewel Thief]

A particularly disconcerting moment?
I would have two big ones- The scene in Outcast of Redwall in which Balefur and his two fox cronies are fleeing lost in the tunnels, and enter a room with a great, clear, bottomless pool. One fox leaps into the pool and floats down into darkness rather than get slain by the snakes pursuing them, while Balefur and the other slowly back away as the snakes approach...

Then, in Triss, with the scene in which Slitfang (Who was one of my alltime favorite characters, which made this part so much worse) extends a paw to Kurda in friendship, and Kurda slices both his paw and his head off in two swift chops, imaging the herrings and turnips she used to destroy back home, rather than one of my favorite Freebooters getting dismembered and beheaded... Made me want to tear Kurda apart, I can tell ya ;P

[Romsca]

When Ironhook's head was on top of the mast in The Rogue Crew

[Tam and Martin]

When Ironhook's head was on top of the mast in The Rogue Crew

If I know you, then that was probably more maddening to you right?

[Romsca]

Absolutely! But one moment that I did actually find disconcerting was when in Legend of Luke a rat/weasel/stoat pushed that ferret into the fire after stabbing him in the stomach

[Tam and Martin]

That too....

[Tiria Wildlough]

I found it disturbing in The Rogue Crew when those vermin were descending on Jum Gurdy's uncle Wullow, and the creatures who found his remains afterwards...

[Tam and Martin]

Yeah.... 

[Cornflower MM]

I found it disturbing in The Rogue Crew when those vermin were descending on Jum Gurdy's uncle Wullow, and the creatures who found his remains afterwards...

Oh, yes. Definitely.

In Martin The Warrior, when there's those snakes on the heron. It's at the end of the chapter.

[mnsc]

Gabool the Wild was a little scary when you read it at night(Mariel of RedWall).