The End of Redwall

[UNKN0WN]

It might be interesting if the final story occurred a thousand years later (with the rise of the modern age).  A group of modern-day rodents (and other critters) might stumble upon the buried ruins of the abbey; maybe stumble on Martin's sword. Maybe a great great great great great grandchild of Cluney the Scourge sacks his revenge on the modern city Mousedon.  Who knows....? 

BURN REDWALL BURN BURN BURN! MUAHAHAHAHA! Sorry, I just like laughing maniacally.

Some people just want to see the world burn.

[Lady Amber]

I was thinking of writing a neat fan fiction like this for example. A really strong villain has a ginormous army and is set to take the world so he takes all of the major powers in the world: Redwall, Salamandastron, Southsward, Brockhall, Guosim etc. All the powers are gone and a few survivers of each of these lands need to team together in a guerrilla tactic fight to take back all their beloved homes.

Sounds interesting! Are you ever going to write it?

[Tam and Martin]

I was thinking of writing a neat fan fiction like this for example. A really strong villain has a ginormous army and is set to take the world so he takes all of the major powers in the world: Redwall, Salamandastron, Southsward, Brockhall, Guosim etc. All the powers are gone and a few survivers of each of these lands need to team together in a guerrilla tactic fight to take back all their beloved homes.

Sounds interesting! Are you ever going to write it?

Maybe soon, after I finish a few more of my other stories....

[Jewel Thief]

Personally, I would have wanted to set down the final Redwall book knowing that there were adventures yet to be told, heroes raised, villains vanquished, with Salamandastron a mighty guardian watching over the shores as it always has been and with Redwall Abbey staying the way it always would be, a beautiful, peaceful beacon of hope and security in Mossflower Country, a haven for all those without one...

Perhaps the Abbot sitting himself down with a cup of tea and watching the sunset fall over the Abbey, painting it in hues of soft orange and glorious red...
Or a young adventurer, starting down the path with no sure destination, but knowing that legend shall follow...Leaving Redwall behind...

[The Skarzs]

That is a truly Redwallish ending.

[The Skarzs]

Just wanted to tell people that I wrote a short fan fiction on this topic: it's called Ashes and is in the Fan Fiction board.

[rachel25]

Ooooo, I think 'll go check it out.

[The Skarzs]

Thanks!

[Tiria Wildlough]

Somehow I don't think Redwall should have had a definite end--it just wasn't necessary. Anyway, that would just have made soft-hearted people like me very sad.

[The Skarzs]

Somehow I don't think Redwall should have had a definite end--it just wasn't necessary. Anyway, that would just have made soft-hearted people like me very sad.

Mwahahahaha?

It was supposed to be slightly upsetting; the end of something like that would be. It's just how I think Redwall might well and truly end- a discontinuation of it entirely rather than being left in memories, like Loamhedge.

[Jasper]

I believe Redwall should go on and on forever, and if Mr. Jacques were still alive, I have no doubt it would be going on even now. As an author he would have little reason to destroy the very centerpiece of his series.

[Delthion]

I agree with Jewel Thief, a very nice ending.

[Izeroth]

 I think redwall would have ended with the invention of gunpowder. The walls, which weren't made to survive cannon blasts, are useless against attack by cannon.

[Delthion]

Then Redwall would be a lot like Constantinople.

[Tim Churchmouse]

I think he would have ended it on a high.