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I kind of wonder if these words written by the two rascals before they sacrificed themselves were words that they came up with or that Martin had spoken to them in a vision?

Ah, the faces of the three young rogues. I can just imagine their surprise when they see Martha walking about.

A comet to signal the coming of Redwallers home. That would be quite a sight.

You know, I can't remember if corn was ever mentioned in previous books?

That is probably the saddest way to end their tale.

And thus ends the Wearet once more. Perhaps for the final time?

And now Bragoon and Saro, two old, wild, and adventurous creatures, are going to sacrifice themselves to save the three young ones.

Everything about Bragoon and Saro in these last few pages is setting off red flags. Of course, the picture of them at the front of the final act, wielding long pikes on top of a tree trunk bridge was foreshadowing too.

Lonna is wielding the longbow of all longbows. No rat is going to outrun its range.

Killed by his own men by mistake. Poetic.