Most Glutinous Hare

[GeminyaTome]

So, I just finished reading Triss and I think that Sacarum is the most glutinous hare I have ever read about! I always knew that hares were gluttons, but being punished in almost every chapter he was in might be a bit too far! HEHE

[Tiria Wildlough]

I knowwww. He made me so mad! I definitely agree that Scarum is the worst of them all. 

[Folgrimeo]

Scarum may be the most glutinous, but I also found him to be one of my favorites for being such an unusual hare. The others can't really put up with him, he's disgraceful... which somehow made him more interesting and likable than the others.

There was one point I remembered fondly. He goes and scoffs all the food in a village. I was in shock and suddenly hated him more than anyone else. The others are talking about whether to leave him behind. I considered this. I was torn, because on one hand what he did was unforgivable and I knew he probably wouldn't change his ways, on the other he was very entertaining. I thought about this for 15 minutes, agonizing over it, deciding what I wanted to happen, and concluded I wanted him to stay with the team.
...and on a re-read all that drama flew out the window when I saw a wink was exchanged, indicating it was all planned and they had no intention of leaving him. Darn you Brian. Still, it was an effective scene that helped make Scarum memorable.

[Osu]

Folgrimeo, your post just made my morning there.

I'll go with the flow and nominate Scarum - a truly impressive appetite. Or lack of self control. Probably both. He is also one of my favorite hares, for the record.

Not many candidates as far as getting punished for one's appetite, huh? Might just be the hour of the day, but I can't seem to come up with anybeast else.

[Nightfire]

Yeah, definitely Scarum.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Folgrimeo, your post just made my morning there.

I'll go with the flow and nominate Scarum - a truly impressive appetite. Or lack of self control. Probably both. He is also one of my favorite hares, for the record.

Not many candidates as far as getting punished for one's appetite, huh? Might just be the hour of the day, but I can't seem to come up with anybeast else.

Aye, me neither.

[Matthias720]

Aye, Scarum is probably the worst glutton in the entire series, but he also had a lot to go through to learn his lesson about being greedy. Let's see: he got his teeth embedded in a wood seat, splinters in his mouth, almost left behind to serve seasons of servitude, relegated to a lettuse and water diet, and nearly decapitated by Princess Kurda.

Yeah, he pretty much brought it on himself. >.>

[Folgrimeo]

I had to put the book down for a moment since I was laughing so hard at Scarum's teeth getting stuck in the wood. I also have a tendency to imagine the book being performed as a play, so I had the other characters break character and go into laughing fits, while Scarum's getting more and more indignant. You see, he's entertaining.

Because each hare tends to blend into eachother after a while, I can't recall the specific hare who asked for everything at a Redwall feast, or the hare who kept complaining about being hungry while a team was marching. And although I can't remember the book, there was one great moment where a Redwall cook had to be coaxed into swinging across a chasm. He was told something like "just imagine there are 20 hungry hares, and run." The cook then swings across with gusto, yelling "Get your own dinnerrrrrr!!"

[Captain Tammo]

Beau

[Log-a-Log]

I had to put the book down for a moment since I was laughing so hard at Scarum's teeth getting stuck in the wood. I also have a tendency to imagine the book being performed as a play, so I had the other characters break character and go into laughing fits, while Scarum's getting more and more indignant. You see, he's entertaining.

Because each hare tends to blend into eachother after a while, I can't recall the specific hare who asked for everything at a Redwall feast, or the hare who kept complaining about being hungry while a team was marching. And although I can't remember the book, there was one great moment where a Redwall cook had to be coaxed into swinging across a chasm. He was told something like "just imagine there are 20 hungry hares, and run." The cook then swings across with gusto, yelling "Get your own dinnerrrrrr!!"

That was in the Long Patrol where Friar Butty has to swing across the toad and mudfish underground swamp. That's a funny part

[Osu]

Beau

And I do believe we have the first nomination for a hare other than Scarum! Do elaborate, please, or the poor chap might take over the thread! XD

[Captain Tammo]

Beau

And I do believe we have the first nomination for a hare other than Scarum! Do elaborate, please, or the poor chap might take over the thread! XD

Ok I'll keep it short:
He was a cook so obviously loved food, and loved it enough to steal some from the biggest ship of vermin on the seas, getting the Gorleech's crew in as much trouble along the way as possible. He even made up a monster named werragoola to protect his food stash on his island. If that's not gluttony, i don't know what is!

[Skalrag of Marshank]

I just finished reading Triss, and Scarum was pretty bad.

[Wot Wot!]

Wow, I am definitely looking forward to Triss now...I haven't met Scarum yet... how does he compare with Boorab from Taggerung?

[Skalrag of Marshank]

Hmm...they're both really bad, but, without giving too much away, if I had a Glutton-o-Meter, with 10 being the lowest and 1 being the highest, I would give Boorab a 2, and Scarum a 1.