Warriors: The Power Of Three: Dark Water

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Logan Havice
September 18, 2012
Language Arts
2nd Period

Warriors: The Power of Three: Dark Water

Have you ever thought of being a cat in a clan that is fighting against four other clans? If you do then you should read Warriors: The Power of Three: Dark Water. I’m going to summarize the book for you. Now at the beginning of the story we focus ourselves on group of cats call Thunderclan going to the meeting of all four clans. When we get there Shadowclan is already talking to the other cats, then Jaypaw, Hollypaw, and Lionpaw- All three of the main characters- go to meet with the cats in Windclan. Then Riverclan Said that “Everything In Riverclan is fine and that we don’t need any help from the other clans,” but the leader of Thunderclan notice the fear in the leaders eye and he knew that something bad was happening. After a long quiet spell Windclan told the cats that one of their clanmates where missing and that they think Thunderclan stole her. They said that they demand their clanmate to be returned to their clan. But Thunderclan leader denied that they had any of their clanmates in their territory.
Around the middle of the book we come to the Thunderclan’s territory and we see four cats hunting there were two warriors and two apprentices. Mousepaw- One of the side characters- saw a squirrel run up the Starclan Tree- The biggest Tree in the forest-and went chasing after it, but stops at the foot of the tree. He said he was to scare to climb it, then Cinderpaw- a female apprentice- said “I not scare, I can climb the Starclan tree.” Mousepaw told her not to do it you will hurt yourself, but she didn’t listen to him. When she went up to get the squirrel she said that there was no squirrel and that she was coming down, but she made a wrong move and fell right out of the tree. Then we went to Jaypaw gathering herb for the wounded warriors, then Leafpool- The medic cat- came in screaming that Cinderpaw had fallen and broke one of her legs. Jaypaw quickly gathered herbs together and ran to Cinderpaw. When he got there he sat next to Cinderpaw and started to lick the top of her head while Leafpool got the correct herbs to put on the wound. While that was going on Hollypaw sneak into the Riverclan’s territory to find out what was going on to their clan. She went to speak with her close friend, Willowpaw- A medic cat apprentice- because if anyone knew what was going on it would be her. When she got there Willowpaw showed her what was going on, To Hollypaw nothing was wrong but Willowpaw told her to wait and then the Twolegs Came and started to destroy their water supply. During the end of the book Leafpool said that Cinderpaw might be like one of the old medic cats that had the same injury and had to leave her warrior dream and become a medic cat. Then Jaypaw thought to himself that Cinderpaw might not become the greatest warrior ever. Leafpool saw the pity in Jaypaw’s eyes and told him “That was a long time ago and we know
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