Before he went Miss Squirrel tried to get it but she was attacked by sparrows. Matthias decided to climb up to the vane and ret retrieve the sword. The reflection from the shield went to the weather vane on top of the abbey.
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They waited until midnight when the full moon was up. That night, they had set the shield down where the Riddle had instructed them to. By the tomb they found his shield and his belt that held the sword but the sword wasnt there.
At the end of the tunnel they found Martins tomb. After the stair was removed, they found a tunnel. Somehow they figured out that they needed to remove the middle step, so they hat the moles take it out. Methuselah and Matthias went to the staircase and thought about the riddle more. He also found that one of the lines was talking about the staircase in Redwall. Methuselah discovered that “I-am that is” meant I Matthias when you unscrambled the letters. Look for the sword, In moonlight streaming forth, At night, when days first hour reflects the North From oer the threshold, Seek and you will see I-am that is, My sword will wield for me.” Methuselah and Matthias spent a while trying to figure out what it meant. I-am that is, two mice within Redwall, The warrior sleeps, Twixt hall and cavern hole, I-am that is, Take on my mighty role. It was a riddle that said “Who says that I am dead, Knows nought at all. When Matthias got back, Methuselah had found some secret writing where the tapestry had once been. Cluny lived but the other rats that fell died instantly. Cluny fell from the tree along with some other rats. Constance waited until Cluny was crossing the plank from the tree to the wall when she knocked the plank down. The oldest mouse in Redwall, Methuselah saw the rats climb the tree and told Constance, the badger. He had some of his army climb up a tree that was high enough for them to get up onto the wall. The rats were losing horribly so Cluny came up with another plan. While Matthias was out attempting to get the tapestry back, Cluny had launched his first attack against Redwall.Ĭlunys horde tried attacking the abbey by slinging rocks at the mice on the wall and shooting arrows at them. Matthias had to help them escape instead of finding the tapestry. Matthias heard someone calling for help in one of the tents so he went to find out who it was. Matthias snuck past the guards and Basil ran around the guards to get them away from the tents. Basil told Matthias he would help Matthias get the Tapestry back. Matthias snuck out to steal the tapestry back from Cluny. Cluny was waiting at the bottom and he got the tapestry of Martin and left Shadow to die. Shadow snuck in without any problem but Matthias got in the way and ended up pushing Shadow off of the abbey wall. Shadow is a half ferret, half rat and is completely black. Cluny had one of his men called Shadow try to sneak in to Redwall and try and steal the tapestry. Cluny had a nightmare about Martin that night which made Cluny scared. On his way out of the abbey, Cluny saw a tapestry of Martin the warrior. The Abbot Refused to surrender and Cluny left to think of a way to capture the abbey. Cluny said that the citizens of Redwall could surrender or die. The Abbot agreed to meet with Cluny to see what he wanted but Cluny wanted Redwall to use as his fortress. When Matthias and Constance the badger were taking some of the animals who lived outside of the abbey home, they saw Cluny and his horde rolling past in a hay cart so they went back to the abbey to warn everyone.Ĭluny took one of the empty houses to use as his camp site until he took over the abbey. The night before the citizens of Redwall knew that Cluny was coming, Matthias and Brother Alf had caught a giant fish that was big enough to feed all of the animals inside of Redwall so they had a big feast. Redwall was a nice, peaceful place until a rat called Cluny the Scourge came with his horde and tried to take it over. Redwall Book ReportEssay Preview: Redwall Book ReportReport this essayRedwall is about a young mouse named Matthias.
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