#Mistykit

[jayadwal]

[redactedhaunt]

bluestar's prophecy

[forestanomaly]

My bestie asked for a Bluestar fanart as a birthday bresent and I hit her with ANGST

[jellyfishparade]

bluestar’s prophecy

[todaysbird]

one more night with you

[mollyeep]

Drawings of pussies i done today (except the last)

[juustapigeon]

Mistyfoot/star

[forestwhisker-designs]

#27 Mistyfoot deputy

A pale blue-gray she-cat with ice-blue eyes.

[fallenclan]

so many kittens. bluefern why

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[thefadingstars]

New cats soon I promise, have Dapplecheek retrieving his escapee daughter as a gift

[once-a-kittypet]

Mistyfoot

First Mention: Forest of Secrets (chapter 4; page 53)

[owenboketto]

Mistykit - Mistypaw - Mistyfoot - Mistystar

[cittypet]

I had a lot of fun making this page!!

Next page will be the last

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[koolaidcatley]

[mothmans-warriors-designs]

I actually really liked Mistystar before she became leader. She had a bit of an edge but was generally kind and sensible. She kind of became boring or frustrating as leader though imo

Born: Bluestar's Prophecy

First Appeared: Forest of Secrets

Died: River

Mother: Bluestar

Father: Oakheart

Adopted Mother: Graypool

Littermates: Stonefur, Mosskit (Mossmoon)

Adopted Sibling: Swanflight

Former Mate: Blackclaw

Kits: Reedwhisker, Pikepaw (Pikedapple), Primrosepaw (Primrosepelt), Perchkit (Perchfin)

Mentor: Echomist

Apprentice: Feathertail, Mothwing, Dapplenose

[thepaintedsable]

Woman who falls in forbidden love with a handsome man across the river, has three kids with him, and has the children’s paternity be applied to a completely different man to ensure the innocent kids wouldn’t be called slurs by their entire close-knit town? Who eventually has to make their kids take a difficult journey to their father’s house in dangerous conditions? And both I’ve seen framed as bad for their choice, but in completely different ways? Hell yeah.

Been lurking and reading Warrior Cat blogs again, like bonefall, and got whiplashed by the fact that we got two whole women in nearly the same situation except one is exiled because the leader of her entire town was pissed that she lied about the paternity of her babies (making said babies leave during a hellacious storm with their mother) and the other didn’t want a prophesied evil asshole to become leader and she couldn’t stop him with kids (making the choice to bring her babies out into a hellacious winter to their father).

Eweweg. There are enough parallels it’s a little crazy, because it’s definitely unintentional by the writers. And, no, I’m not saying Mapleshade and Bluefur are alike in character, because they’re really not. It’s just that they both had Forbidden Kids™ at Political Times™ with their Main Enemy™, lied about who their husbands were, and were forced to bring their children to their fathers because of The Prophecy™, ending in tragedy. And yet it was still different.

I’m not necessarily justifying or demonizing either of the characters (I don’t even read these books anymore, lmfao), I’m just saying it’s fascinating for what really, really seems like something unintentional.