Quotes About Loyalty

Graystripe comes with me," Firestar put in, with a glance at his oldest friend.

Thank you for helping me," Lionblaze began, halting a pace or two in front of Breezepelt. His gaze and his tone were wary. "But why did you? You said I should never have been born. You wanted me dead." Breezepelt looked up at him, equally awkward. His eyes were guilty as he replied. "I should never have listened to the Dark Forest cats," he mewed stiffly. "You're a Clan cat, and my loyalty should be to the Clans.

If you have half the courage and loyalty of Firestar, you will be a fine leader for ThunderClan.

Because I'm a ThunderClan cat like you," she meowed, raising her voice over the pounding of her heart. "My name is Hollyleaf.

Loyalty is proved by what we do, not where we came from!

I'll always be here if you need me. I may not share your faith, but I will always help you fight for what you believe in.

By the time the kits were ready to be apprenticed, the truth about who their father really was would be unable to shake the loyalty of their woodland Clanmates. Even Oakstar would understand, once he valued the kits for themselves rather than any legacy they might carry. And once RiverClan gets to know them, those cats will feel the same!

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Bramblestar nodded toward Bumblestripe. "I sent a loyal warrior to see where you went," the ThunderClan leader growled.

No cat ever had such a friend as you. I'd give my life for you; you know that.

I know what it's like to have friends in other Clans. To feel that there's something stronger that your Clan calling you away from home.

Fireheart had been so eager to prove to the Clan that kittypets were as good as forestborn cats, he hadn't even considered that Cloudpaw might prefer life with the Twolegs. Fireheart loved his life in the forest, but he had chosen it for himself. Only now did it occur to him that Cloudpaw had been given to the Clan by his mother, passed along as a kit before he was old enough to make his own decision.

And I'm glad to hear you say that. Bluestar was right about you all along. Many cats thought you were too young and inexperienced when she made you her deputy, but you're showing your quality now. The forest needs cats like you.

Sandstorm pressed her flank to Firestar's. "Bluestar was right. Fire did save the Clan." "And now there are four Clans again," Graystripe added. "Just as there should be.

Tawnypelt drew in a long breath. "If that's true . . . what about Sol?" "Sol has decided to leave ShadowClan," Littlecloud replied. "Decided?" Lionblaze whispered into Hollyleaf's ear. "Look out for flying hedgehogs.

impostor Ashfur

Wormcat?" Shrewclaw rasped weakly. "Avenge Brackenwing for me.

I've lost Graystripe; I don't want to leave another friend behind." Ravenpaw shook his head. "My home is here, but I'll never forget you, I promise. I'll be waiting for you always.

We shall miss Leopardstar. I remember her from all the way back when I was an apprentice in ThunderClan. I always respected her, and, though her loyalty to RiverClan never wavered, she was a leader who understood the importance of keeping every Clan strong. She had the heart, courage, and strength of the mighty cat she was named for.

Strength, courage, compassion, hope, forgiveness, persistence, acceptance, loyalty, and love. These were gifts he carried with him now.

For the next quarter moon," Bramblestar began, "no cat is to talk to Spotfur.

She's truly the best friend I've ever had, and I can never repay her.

Spotfur lifted her head sharply and stared at the ThunderClan leader. Bristlefrost felt cold. Was this a normal way to punish Clanmates? She glanced at Graystripe. He'd know, surely. But the old warrior looked as surprised as she felt. Bramblestar's gaze moved to Lionblaze. "You are banished from the camp for a quarter moon.

Squirrelflight and Leafpool had loved her.