Quotes from The Forgotten Warrior

Erin Hunter ·  368 pages

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“Ivypool felt her mouth drop open "Hollyleaf? But...you you're dead!"
"Obviously not," the newcomer replied with an edge to her voice.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“Why do relationships have to be so complicated?”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“I know there’s something troubling you. I’m not going to ask what it is, if you don’t want to tell me. But remember that I’m your mother. Nothing you say could ever shock me or make me love you less.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“Oh, it's Applekit!" Cinderpelt yelped in mock astonishment. "I thought for a heartbeat there was a giant burr chasing me. Never mind. When we stop, I'll help you untangle them.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“Every sacrifice I make is for the good of my Clan—and for the other Clans around the lake. Even if that means sacrificing myself.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior



“We have to let the Warrior Code rule our hearts. The death of a warrior does not mean victory.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“This will not be the end of the Clans. As long as I have breath in body, the Clans will be safe.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“She's a skilled and swift fight, and I know she'll pass on her training on to you.”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“Is this the beginning of the end?”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“Let all cats old enough to catch their own prey join here beneath the Highledge for a Clan meeting!”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior



“nothing but Mousefur’s hindquarters and ticks for a moon! Firestar”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


“No cat’s going to listen to her lies when”
― Erin Hunter, quote from The Forgotten Warrior


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