Brome

Brome, the former leader of the Pasture moles.
==History==
===Duncton Wood===
====Part Three: Bracken====
Mekkins first met Brome in the Pastures, who asked a series of questions; 'name, system, purpose'. Mekkins told Brome that he brought Rebecca, Comfrey and Violet in hopes he could see to Rose, who Mekkins thought might help them. Brome wasn't eager to let them into the system at first. He introduced himself and stated Rose warned him of the danger that was to come and to trust Mekkins.
He apologised about the fierceness of his guardmoles and asked about Duncton Wood along with what was happening. Mekkins told him everything; of Mandrake's corruption in the system, of Rune's uprising and his dislike of the Marsh End, and of Rebecca.
==Appearance==
He is a big mole with dark grey fur and a great, strong body-- Duncton Wood, Ch. 30.
==Personality==
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==Quotes==
==Relationships==
===Bracken===
At first, Brome doesn't know who he is and is surprised why so many a mole mentions him. What's so important about him? Brome believes that Bracken won't return from the Marsh End, on contrary to Rebecca and Comfrey.
===Stonecrop===
Brome sees Stonecrop as 'the most important fighter this system has ever seen'. Stonecrop, not to just Brome, but to all pasture moles, is a very special mole.
===Rose the Healer===
Brome has always made important the trust and advice that Rose gives, and how she helped him to control the differences between the Duncton moles and the Pasture moles meant a lot to him. As a healer, Rose is important, but every mole knows that Rose is very kind and lovable - thus Brome feels the same, likely more so.
===Rebecca===
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===Mekkins===
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===Comfrey===
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===Rune===
As the leader against the siege over the Pasture moles, it's not a wonder that Brome knows Rune, not by name, but by appearance; "He's a good fighter, that's for sure. Several of our moles report seeing a cunning-looking mole apparently in charge, quite big, very dark and with as evil a glitter about him as you would find in any nightmare." 
==Trivia==
*Brome has the same name as a genus of grasses, commonly called bromes, brome grasses, cheat grasses and chess grasses.
==References and Citations==
Category:Pasture moles
Category:Deceased
Category:Males
Category:Characters from Duncton Wood
Category:Unquoted
Category:Characters