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{{Essay|Deyna the Mighty}}

I don't think your examples for Good v.s. Evil are very good.

1)[[Janglur Swifteye]] was an unusual squirrel who was very skilled in the art of war. The Marlfox that he managed to scar was headstrong, so therefore a powerful squirrel like him, wise and intelligent should have been ''competent'' enough to defeat a [[Marlfox]] like him. And who said that particular Marlfox was a pride; rather he was a ''shame'' rather to the Marlfoxes.

2) [[Martin the Warrior]] was a warrior who was better than a ''Taggerung'', as mentioned in the book the [[Taggerung (book)]] by Brian Jaques. Hence it stands to reason that such a warrior could stand up to a poising bully and the excuse for a horde leader and defeat him without a weapon and quote from [[Mossflower]] by [[Gonff]] "you are as strong as a rock......" and in [[Pearls of Lutra]] Mother [[Auma]] says that [[Martin II]] has the power of Bloodwrathing badgerlord or summat like that and if Martin 2 is descended from the original Martin the Warrior then it stands to reason that he was perhaps more powerful. So you cannot compare Martin to Badrang.

3) [[Trisscar Swordmaid]] was the daughter of a powerful swordsquirrel and [[Princess Kurda]] was a talented swordsferret but I don't think that she could stand up to a warrior maid who inherited that power.

These are my reasons and why I think your reasons aren't powerful enough anybody feel free to write a rebuttal to this rebuttal.
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