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I was watching a video, where the poster rereads and talk about arc 1. And in Fire and Ice, when she got to the scene where Barkface sees the bloody sunrise, and a character points out that it could be for another clan, as the sunrise is visible for everybody, she started thinking about how the shooting star Spottedleaf saw in the very beginning would also have been visible for others than just ThunderClanners. So she started thinking about how Firepaw joining the wrong clan because of it could have been a fun twist. (It really would have been such a refreshing twist. And probably the most shocking one in a while).

And it got me thinking, what if Fireheart ended up in RiverClan instead. Learning that Graypool isn't Mistyfoot's and Stonefur's mother. Meeting Graystripe as he comes to join with his kits. Having Leopardstar, who still hates him, as his leader later. Facing the dilemma of being ordered to attack WindClan and ThunderClan so that they can drive WindClan out. Having the cat whoms secret he has to protect be his clan leader's daughter. Going through the same treatment as Mistyfoot, Stonefur, Stormpaw, and Featherpaw did when Tigerstar and Leopardstar creates TigerClan. Getting to the right clan when they flee to ThunderClan, and he decides to stay. But now on top of facing challenges from being an ex kittypet, he also face challenges regarding being an ex rival "clan"(in their eyes)cat.

In my opinion, it should have been the 1st/original leaders and medicine cats. Imagine if the first time they showed up, was when the story follows a cat from death to trial - not Leafpool or Squirrlstar, they shouldn't have had one - (also introducing trials for the 1st time). They've been around since the beginning of the clans' exsistance, and seen everything. They could be written to have witnessed every cat that got into StarClan or The Dark Forest, and knew who committed similar crimes and yet ended up in different afterlives for different reasons/exceptions. Some rewrite would have beek needed to make it possible, but they would have been the perfect, non biased choice.

When they eventually release the trailer for the part of the series, if they end up getting sequals, that will cover the The Prophecy Begins arc, I feel like John Michael Howell's son Story of a Warrior would be a perfect song to be playing along with the trailer's quiet scenes.

Hollyleaf learned much earlier, and before her brothers, that she wasn't one of the three, becoming extremely angry/jealouse over being excluded, when she's the one between them who values the warrior code the most. But, with her being excellent at mindgames, she makes them believe she does have a power, she's just so skilled, that she can be very subtle while using it, and so it isn't notisable.

She raises to the rank of deputy, after convincing Jayfeather that he should first convince Squirrelflight to step down, and then convince Bramblestar to pick Hollyleaf. Since StarClan apperently saw her as unworthy of having a power and being one of the three alongside her brothers, she's gonna make sure she can secure a high, important position for herself within the clan, which will instead serve as her power, and make her important. So now Hollyleaf has her "sharing tongues with, and being granted wisdom by, StarClan" brother by her side, ready to back up her every claim, and her strong and talented brother, who's more than willing to come running to protect her, should Jayfeather fail.

Lionblaze is the one who becomes set on silencing Ashfur, and punishing Leafpool, being easily strong enough to take them down, and carrying them away. Weather those actions was taken due to his own wants, or on the behalf of Hollyleaf, no cat knows.

When Lionblaze and Jayfeather later learns that she isn't one of the three, and that she has been manipulating them and using their powers to boost herself into a notisable dream role, one that makes sure she'll be remembered for generations, they both break.

Jayfeather becomes furiouse at StarClan for sending 0 omens about this, and the fact that he, their, literally magical, connection to the living world, was allowed to be used, and have his powers, which had been granted to him by StarClan, be taken advantage of like this. Especially as he gave up his own dream, the very path his sister now occupies, in order to walk the path StarClan wanted for him. Even when it meant he could rarely get any peace, both in the waking world with constant tasks, and in the dream world with StarClan screaming into his ears, demanding his attention, criticising his actions, inactions, decitions, being angry about his birth mother, and also trying to control his powers themselves as well.

Lionblaze reacts with looking inwards regarding his personality, powers, and willingness to listen to and follow others. He starts questioning the use of his powers, starting to see it as a curse now. As another thing StarClan has thrown in his face and just told him to deal with it, along with everything else his life has put him through, by making him be known as the strongest warrior among all the clans, as his powers strength has often caused him to accidently kill his opponents during a fight, and many now thinks he's enjoying and doing it on purpose.

Remember folks, personal opinion and all that. Obvious statement, but I'm no more right or wrong than people who feels the complete opposite about this matter. And no, I don't hate Annabeth, or think she's badly written (apart from when Riordan write her being jealous about Percy and Rachel in The Battle of the Labyrinth).

So, Athena is only 1 out of 3 goddesses who decided (or swore?) to stay single and child-free. With how many kids all the other gods already have, I kind of wish Riordan had kept Athena child-free. Who would have been Annabeth's mother instead, and what new role would she have played in the plot/trio? I don't know.

Like the title says. She's famously known as the one who knows everything. Her coming up with answers/solutions is her thing. She masteres spells the others haven't gotten to, due to either skill level, or because they simply haven't gotten to the year where they're thought it yet. She remembers enough to ace everything else, easily earning top grades. The one time I can remember her failing, is during that obstacle course during Lupin's year (which also seemingly only happening, due to the reason I'm about to mention). And yet, seemingly for no other reason than "This is Harry's subject. He has to automatically be best", she gets an E.E on her test result. What would have been so complicated/ruined plot vice, by both Harry and Hermione getting the same top grade for the same subject matter?

The reason I tagged this 18+, is because the song is from a 18+ show, but the song itself doesn't have 18+ lyrics.

The song is about 2 characters, who managed to find love (each other) while being in hell, and the hope that gives them.

And I felt that the lyrics really suited Nico and Will (although some of the words would need changing in order to 100% fit), for when they go through the plot in the The Sun and The Star book. "In a pit that doesn't let sun through, somehow we managed to see stars". "Anyone who finds love in hell, can do anything". "We already found love in hell, the rest is easy". "No blow comes close to fatal, for this princess and fallen angle" (one of the lines that would need some changes 😛).

(There's also a part during this song where the 2 characters dance together, and it would be really fun seeing an animation of that with a deadpan Nico and a literally glowing Will).