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<p>Wikia moved page <a href="/wiki/User_blog:Bartholomew_Billberry_Bowstring/Cannibalism_in_Redwall" class="mw-redirect" title="User blog:Bartholomew Billberry Bowstring/Cannibalism in Redwall">User blog:Bartholomew Billberry Bowstring/Cannibalism in Redwall</a> to <a href="/wiki/User_blog:Brigadier_Barty/Cannibalism_in_Redwall" title="User blog:Brigadier Barty/Cannibalism in Redwall">User blog:Brigadier Barty/Cannibalism in Redwall</a>: Automatically moved page while renaming the user &quot;[[User:Bartholomew Billberry Bowstring|Bartholomew Billberr...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Cannibalism in the Redwall Universe: A Normal or Abnormal Practice?== <br /> There have been many instances of cannibalism in the Redwall Universe, or at least a few references to the practice. <br /> <br /> Take Folgrim the otter, who eats the flesh of vermin, or the White Horde, who feast upon their fallen foes.<br /> <br /> But Folgrim was insane, and the White Horde were barbarians coming from a far-off land where cannibalism was an every-day practice, so they have excuses. <br /> <br /> But there were also moments when eating a beast that isn&#039;t from your own species seemed normal, like something all flesh-eating creatures did.<br /> <br /> As an example, I give you Cluny the Scourge, who in the beginning of &#039;&#039;Redwall&#039;&#039; wishes his cart had stopped as he passed a field, believing that the two rabbits within the field looked like tasty morsels. Another example would be the numerous threats and oaths the vermin give, such as the wave vermin in &#039;&#039;The Rogue Crew&#039;&#039; or the way the Brown Rats treat Magger the weasel in &#039;&#039;Eulalia!&#039;&#039;, though these could be naught but empty threats. <br /> <br /> I made this blog post because I wish to know what the rest of you think. <br /> Personally, I believe most creatures encountered in Mossflower Country &amp; beyond believed the practice of cannibalism as abnormal and barbaric, but there is really no true answer, as it all depends on the characters...<br /> <br /> Answer what you think in the comments section below.<br /> [[Category:Blog posts]]</div>

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