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Mind Map by Lionel Messi, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lionel Messi
over 6 years ago
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Bramblestar's Storm
- Tense
- The story is written in the past
- 'We knew the lake was rising, so when it reached our new dens we left and kept going until the water stopped chasing us'
- 'We knew the lake was rising, so when it reached our new dens we left and kept going until the water stopped chasing us'
- It has some
flashbacks
- 'Both apprentices were looking dismayed. Daisy helped raise them when they were in the nursery, Bramblestar recalled'
- 'Both apprentices were looking dismayed. Daisy helped raise them when they were in the nursery, Bramblestar recalled'
- The story is written in the past
- Themes
- Friendship
- Sadness
- Leadership
- Love
- Friendship
- Author
- Erin Hunter
- Group of writers
- Writers from that group that have written it are Cherith Baldry and Dan Jolley
- Cherith
- Studied on Manchester University
- Was married to Peter Baldry
- Has two sons named Will and Adam
- Including this book she has written 39 books in total
- She conceived the name of the main charcater from the name of one of her two cats: Bramble
- Studied on Manchester University
- Dan
- Began his writing careeer in the early ninities
- Now he his a writer for videogames from activision and Ubisoft
- Including this he has written 51 books in total
- Began his writing careeer in the early ninities
- Cherith
- Writers from that group that have written it are Cherith Baldry and Dan Jolley
- Group of writers
- Erin Hunter
- Main characters
- protagonist
- Bramblestar
- Clanleader of The Thunderclan
- compassionate
- nice
- worried
- Clanleader of The Thunderclan
- Bramblestar
- Antagonist
- Not so much present in the whole story
- Threre are more antagonists like Windclan or the badgers in the forest
- Not so much present in the whole story
- protagonist
- Point of view
- third person
- 'Bramblestar opened his jaws to reply, but before he could speak, the she-cat continued in a rush'
- 'Bramblestar opened his jaws to reply, but before he could speak, the she-cat continued in a rush'
- third person
- Symbols
- Metaphors
- 'And you're no havier than a good-sized squirrel!'
- 'And you're no havier than a good-sized squirrel!'
- Simile
- 'Long strands of grass drifted on top of the water, like weeds in a stream'
- 'Long strands of grass drifted on top of the water, like weeds in a stream'
- Metaphors
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