WebInstead, she eventually turns to Dustpelt, her lifelong friend that got out of the friendzone in this version of the story. They are mates now. They have two sons together, Batpaw and Duckpaw. ... Anyway, speaking of Fernpaw, she decides that she can’t go on living the life of a warrior after the bloody battles and murders she’s witnessed ... WebDustpelt - dark brown tabby tom Sandstorm - pale ginger she-cat Graystripe - long-haired gray tom Frostfur - white she-cat with blue eyes ... Darkstripe, and Fernpaw: *charges inside the ShadowClan camp* Bramblepaw, Tawnypaw, and Thornpaw: *hides in the ferns beside the dirtplace tunnel* Mousefur, Firestar, and Brackenfur: *blocks entrance hollow*
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WebJan 22, 2010 · Best Answer. Copy. As of the latest book (Omen of the stars: The fourth Apprentice), Dustpelt is not dead. You may have been confused with Ashfur who was is found dead at the end of the fith book ... WebJun 27, 2011 · Yes, they are mates and Dustpelt is Ferncloud's uncle because Brindleface is Ferncloud's mother and Dustpelt is brother sister with Brindleface. Wiki User ∙ 2011-06-27 00:40:48 chronological and logical order
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WebThis page contains the complete family lineage of Dustpelt, and contains all known ancestors and descendants. Mother: Robinwing: Deceased, verified StarClan member … WebSometime between The Darkest Hour and Firestar's Quest, Ashpaw and Fernpaw are made warriors, Ashfur and Ferncloud. His sister has now become a queen, and is the mother of Dustpelt's kits, Spiderkit and Shrewkit. He becomes good friends with the newly named Brambleclaw, Firestar's former apprentice. WebDustpelt and Ferncloud Edit "Hey Ferncloud!" meowed Dustpelt. "Hello," she murmured back. "Do you want to be my mate?" he asked. "I've been waiting for you to ask!" she purred delightedly. They walked away to the warriors den. Categories Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. chronological age vs adjusted age