Bluestar (Forest of Secrets)

## Chapter 1

"I will say nothing. It doesn't concern the other Clans. Brokentail is ThunderClan's responsibility now." (pg. 32)

"ThunderClan has no need to be ashamed for showing mercy. But I see no reason to go looking for trouble." (pg. 32)

"Listen. No cat is to talk about the attack by the rogue cats, or mention Brokentail. These are matters for our Clan alone." (pg. 32)

"This is good news, Tallstar. All of us should rejoice to hear that WindClan grows strong again." (pg. 36)

"ThunderClan's cats are also recovering. And since the last Gathering two of our apprentices have become warriors. They will now be known as Dustpelt and Sandstorm." (pg. 37)

## Chapter 3

"What is it, Tigerclaw?" (pg. 54)

"Is this true?" (pg. 54)

"Even so, with prey so scarce, every cat should think of the Clan before himself, and share what they have. I'm disappointed in you both." (pg. 54)

"'Sorry' fills no bellies. You must understand that the needs of the Clan come first, especially in leaf-bare. Until next sunrise, you'll hunt for the Clan, not for yourselves. When the rest of the Clan has eaten, then you can take food for yourself. You both look exhausted. Go and sleep now. But I shall expect to see you out hunting before sunhigh." (pg. 55)

## Chapter 4

"Well done, Fireheart. Will you take that straight to Yellowfang in her den?" (pg. 63)

## Chapter 5

"We are gathered here to give two Clan kits their apprentice names." (pg. 81)

"Yes, come forward, both of you," (pg. 81)

"Mousefur, you have told me that you are ready to take on an apprentice. You will be mentor to Thornpaw." (pg. 82)

"Mousefur, you have shown yourself a brave and intelligent warrior. See that you pass on your courage and wisdom to your new apprentice." (pg. 82)

"Whitestorm, you are free to take a new apprentice now that Sandstorm has become a warrior. You will be mentor to Brightpaw." (pg. 82-83)

"Whitestorm, you are a warrior of great skill and experience. I know that you will pass on all you know to this young apprentice." (pg. 83)

## Chapter 6

"Good idea. Prey is still scarce. May StarClan grant the thaw comes soon." (pg. 94)

"Very well. Come in." (pg. 94)

"What is it?" (pg. 94)

"Fireheart, that is *over.* I told you before, I have reasons enough to be satisfied that this isn't true." (pg. 94)

"How do you know this?" (pg. 95)

"So that's why you were late," (pg. 95)

"Wait a moment. Ravenpaw told you at first that Redtail killed Oakheart. Is he changing his story now?" (pg. 95)

"Well?" (pg. 95)

"Tigerclaw is a fine deputy. And these are serious charges." (pg. 96)

"And you listened to this nonsense?" (pg. 97)

"This isn't what I expect from you, Fireheart. To go into enemy territory and listen to idle gossip? To believe what a RiverClan cat tells you? You would do better to think about your own duties than to come here telling tales about Tigerclaw. Maybe Tigerclaw is right to doubt your loyalty." (pg. 97)

"Go. Find yourself something useful to do - something that befits a warrior. And never - *never* - mention this to me again. Do you understand?" (pg. 98)

"*Go!*" (pg. 98)

## Chapter 10

"Yes, Fireheart, what is it?" (pg. 134)

"Why there? Sometimes I think you spend too much time near Twolegplace, Fireheart." (pg. 134)

"How many cats? What Clan were they from?" (pg. 134)

"How recent was the scent?" (pg. 135)

"Rogues from the Twolegplace, perhaps? Thank you, Fireheart. I'll tell the patrols to keep a lookout when they go that way. I don't suppose they're any threat to ThunderClan, but we can't bee too careful." (pg. 135)

## Chapter 11

"Let all cats old enough to catch their own prey join here beneath the Highrock for a Clan meeting." (pg. 142)

"Cats of ThunderClan. Our camp may be in danger. The snow has gone, but the river has burst its banks. Part of our territory is already flooded." (pg. 143)

"Fireheart, tell the Clan what you have seen." (pg. 143)

"Silence! The water could spread here before we know it. Something like this is bigger than Clan rivalry. I don't want to hear that any RiverClan cats have died from these floods." (pg. 143)

"Well said, Patchpelt. I remember those days, too, and I hoped I would never have to see such times again. But since it has happened, these are my orders: No cat is to go out alone. Kits and apprentices must not leave the camp without at least one warrior. Patrols will go out to discover how far the floods reach - Tigerclaw, see to it." (pg. 144)

"Good idea. The meeting is over. Go to your duties." (pg. 144)