Talk:Cluny the Scourge - part I

On most pages we use past tense. Is it different on the summaries here, or did the person who who wrote this just use the wrong tense?--Gandr Adderbane ^{Slayer of Snakes} 12:53, August 23, 2010 (UTC)

We use past tense for character articles. Review book articles, like Mossflower. -- LordTBT File:Tbtico.jpg ^Talk! 23:01, August 23, 2010 (UTC)

Something I have to say

What Myrtle and Matthias encounter in the thicket was not Asmodeus, it was a cat or wildcat. I do think I'm watching the same TV episode you are, and if I'm not, I don't see how. Besides, it was winter in that part of the episode. Asmodeus, and all snakes for that matter, would be hibernating in their dens. --Snowstripe You're always welcome at my mountain. 15:19, July 25, 2015 (UTC)

Actually, that was in early spring, I believe. I have not watched the TV show for about a year, but for some reason I remember that they left in winter but journeyed long enough it was spring. And besides, I can say it was Asmodeus, because he happened to be saying his name .. and it certainly looked like him. That's just my observation. Whether or not it's really possible in the natural world, I don't know, but the filmmakers made it Asmodeus ;) The TV show isn't perfect, if you don't mind me saying ;P

User:SaynaSLuke 19:01, July 25, 2015 (UTC)

I looked at the video, and though likewise with Sayna I haven't watched them in a while, I thought it was a cat of some sorts stalking Myrtle and Matthias . . . *shrug* I didn't have the volume so I couldn't've told if it was saying Asmodeus' name, but whatever. Vaylayna the Dark ^Shadow 13:11, July 27, 2015 (UTC)

The Fieldmouse family

This article and the article for Mr. Fieldmouse say that the Cornflower's parents do not appear in the TV series and that John Churchmouse is mentioned (at least at the end of season 1) as Cornflower's father. While the latter is true, in this first episode, we see mice that are strongly implied to be Cornflower's family. Halfway through the episode, Abbot Mortimer asks Friar Hugo to fill a sack with food for Cornflower's parents and says "I will make sure they can get it home to Saint Ninian's Church". Shortly afterward we see Constance pulling a cart with Matthias and Cornflower in the front and a family of mice in the back (screenshot I uploaded to Imgur: https://i.imgur.com/lwtkrIz.png). I took this to be Cornflower's family, though I suppose it's possible it could be an unrelated group of mice who also live at Saint Ninian's. What do you folks think? Bulbajer (talk) 18:50, 6 May 2025 (UTC)

It's an oversight. Given that the latter is fact, the "implication" is meaningless. I certainly think this is all worth observing on Cornflower's article. Actually, there's nothing to suggest Mortimer isn't referring to John.

-- LordTBT File:Tbtico.jpg ^Talk! 21:32, 6 May 2025 (UTC)