Warriors: Last Words SPOLERS

These are the last words of various warriors, and their significance, if there is any.


WARNING!! WARNING!! SPOILERS FOR THE FOURTH APPRENTICE!!!!!!!!! NO THE BOOK ISN'T OUT YET BUT I READ THE EXCERPT ONLINE!!!!!!!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!!










Tigerstar: The last word he ever spoke was "Traitor!" Very fitting, though he wasn't reffering to himself.

Bluestar: The last words she spoke were. "You will be Firestar, the light of ThunderClan." She has been chasing after Goosefeather's fire prophecy ever since she was an apprentice. Now she is passing the torch down to her former apprentice.

Brokenstar: The last words he spoke (I believe, I'll verify later) were "What have you done to me?!? Can't feel my paws... can't breathe!" Not really much significance there. But his death itself has significance. The brave, fierce, bloodthirsty warrior is murdered by his own mother with a couple of berries.

Scourge: The last thing the BloodClan leader said was, "What?!? But- I killed you!" His whole life, he has followed a path of bloodshed. Now, the one cat he failed to kill has come back to kill him.

Hollyleaf: (Note: It has not been verified that she is dead.) The last thing that Hollyleaf ever said was, "I know I did the right thing, but no cat will ever understand!" She has always followed the warrior code, whether it was right or not. The one time she turned away from it to do what she thought was right, the ground fell from under her, and she was rejected and hated.

Skywatcher: Technicaly, the last words of this cat were, "Farewell, Firestar. In seasons to come, remember me." But they are unsignificant, except for the fact that this scene comes to haunt Firestar in dreams every month. But something else that Skywatcher said right before he died was, "There will be three, kin of your kin, who will hold the power of the stars in their paws." This prophecy is the focus of the Power of Three series, and the Omen of the Stars series. It's meaning has not been fully interpreted yet, but it speaks of three young cats, (Dovepaw, Jayfeather, and Lionblaze) who will hold power beyond even StarClan's.

Cinderpelt: Techically, Cinderpelt is not dead. She lives on in Cinderheart, her niece. However, I will add the last words she spoke as Cinderpelt here. The last words that Cinderpelt spoke were, "StarClan is calling for me. Goodbye, Leafpool." Slightly amusing, seeing as StarClan was only calling her to send her right back, and she wasn't really leaving Leafpool in the first place.

Silverstream: The last words of this gentle RiverClan she-cat were, "Goodbye Graystripe. I love you. Take care of our kits." Sad, but well written. And seeing as Feathertail is dead and Stormfur now walks under the skies of the Tribe of Endless Hunting, I'm not sure that Graystripe succeded, but he did his best.

Hawkfrost: I don't know where my copy of Sunset got to, so if I'm wrong, correct me, but I'm pretty sure that the last words of Hawkfrost were, "Fool! You think I did this alone?!? You think you're safe within your own Clan?!? Think again!" While his father died too quickly to issue out a menacing threat of return, Hawkfrost managed to give his half-brother one more scar; an eternal fear of his Clanmates.

Honeyfern: The last words that Honeyfern said before she died were, "Help me! My blood is on fire! Help me please, it hurts so much!" No significance, really. What I want to mention are Berrynose's last words to her. "We would have had wonderful kits together. Just as strong and beautiful as you. And one day I'll see you in StarClan." Wow. Great thing to say, when in six moons you're going to have kits with her sister.

Lionheart: The last known words that this noble warrior spoke were to his young apprentice Graypaw. He told Graypaw, "Remember, you are almost a warrior. Don't forget what I have taught you." Strange. Almost like he knew he was going to die.

Rippletail: The last known thing Rippletail of RiverClan said was, "That's [i]our's[/i]." He was reffering to the lake, which had been damed up by the beavers. Slightly amusing, seeing that's what he died for.