Your ideal ending

[Jasper]

I've always wondered what other people thought about this - and I'm really not sure why I didn't just go ahead and ask.

What would your ideal ending be, if you were the focus of a Redwall book?

Would you find your true love, marry them and live happily ever after?

Would you die in glory, honor and valor? (Do those mean the same thing? I think they mean the same thing! )

Would you fall asleep peacefully beneath a tree?

Would you sail off on the deck of a ship into the sunset?

Would you be a traveler, setting off to undertake in more adventures?

[Søren]

Hmm, interesting.
I guess I would think that I would ether want to die in awesomeness covered glory, or, get married or something.
If it was supposed to be a sad book, my wife would get killed at some point in the story and I would get angry and get my revenge.
If it was more lighthearted, I'd difinnantly want to have a happy ending.

[Maudie]

I would want to be a traveler, setting off to find more adventures.

[Delthion]

Die in honor and glory for those dear to me...

That or the first one. But maybe adventuring into faraway lands...

[Izeroth]

 Slaying my greatest enemy, or deciding to give him mercy.

[Søren]

Dieing in your sleep sorta sounds nice.

[Captain Tammo]

I think leaving the ending a little open-ended so that the reader thinks about it a little would be the most fun for writing. But as for me personally, falling asleep under a tree after reflecting on my quest/adventure would be a very peaceful way to end the tale, and I think it'd give a sense of nostalgia to it as well

[Hickory]

Dying in your sleep is... well, in redwall, it's just plain wimpy. I would say... traditional redwall ending, "You can always come in your imagination"... *nudge nudge, wink wink*

[LT Sandpaw]

Most of the Redwall books end with them eating, so dyeing from to much food should be an option

I would pick the traveler one,

[Lady Ashenwyte]

Dying in your sleep is... well, in redwall, it's just plain wimpy.

How is that wimpy?

[Unimaginative]

Ooh, this is hard.

I'd do dying peacefully, reflecting on what I did or getting married and living happily ever after... Hang on, those can co-exist. 

[The Skarzs]

Most end with a feast. Heck, most start with a feast.

[James Gryphon]

Die old and grey, in a mutual kill, proving that I've 'still got it' to some arrogant whippersnapper who thinks they're all that.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

Jumping offa cliff with my worst enemy. Ah, Salamandastron.

[Albrithr]

While dying would provide a nice feeling of closure to the story, I don't think another adventure would go amiss...
Well, that or another meal...

Poor old Albrithr, he was a brave fellow. Well, at least he died on a full stomach!