Romsca was a female ferret corsair and the captain of the Waveworm. She was Conva's first mate and became captain after his death. At the request of Ublaz Mad Eyes, she and her crew escorted Lask Frildur and a score of his monitor lizards across the western sea to Mossflower Woods in search of the Tears of all Oceans. Since the Pearls were within the walls of Redwall Abbey and had not yet been discovered, Lask captured Abbot Durral for ransom, and Romsca sailed the Waveworm back to Sampetra with the captive.

However, Lask and Romsca despised one another, and the rivalry grew to a peak on the return voyage. Lask and his lizards were needlessly cruel to old Durral, and Romsca befriended the mouse abbot and protected him from the evil lizards. She ended up fighting Lask to the death, and her crew and the monitor lizards completely killed each other. Romsca slew Lask, but her injuries were too severe and she died from a horrific wound across her spine. Durral, the last other creature on board, tended to Romsca before her death and listened to her confessions of wishing that she could have been a goodbeast. She also gave him instructions on how to sail the ship back to Sampetra, as it was too late to turn around.

Romsca is known as one of Jacques' most interesting, well-written and popular grey characters.

R.I.P. Romsca <3

You will find me in Noonvale on the side of a hill
When the summer is peaceful and high
Where streamlets meander, the valley is still
'Neath the blue of a calm, cloudless sky
Look for me at dawn when the earth is asleep
Till each dewdrop is kissed by the day
Neath the rowan and alder a vigil I'll keep
Every moment that you are away.
The earth gently turns as the seasons change slowly
All the flowers and leaves born to wane
Hear my song over the lea like the wind soft and lowly
And come back to Noonvale again.

Jag kan den nästan helt utantill :D

Herregud, jag hittade värsta roliga videon där de säger "Asmodeus" hela tiden. Höll på att ramla av stolen av skratt! Ni måste erkänna att den äger ;)

Redwall är en ungdomsboksserie av fantasykaraktär författad av Brian Jacques. Den första boken i serien utkom 1986.

Grundhistorien handlar om ett kloster som bebos av möss. Dessa möss är vänliga och hjälpsamma och lever i frid och harmoni, men alltför ofta attackeras deras trygga tillvaro av onda djur såsom råttor, vesslor, lekatter och rävar. Men klostret brukar trots sin fredliga läggning alltid värja sig mot angreppen med hjälp av alla andra djur som bor runt klostret. Till dessa djur hör igelkottar, grävlingar, harar (vilka utmärker sig genom att vara både farliga stridkämpar men även obotliga matvrak), mullvadar, uttrar och ekorrar.

Böckerna är inte skrivna i kronologisk ordning utan äventyren hoppar i tiden och karaktärerna är alltid nya beroende på tid. Den enda som alltid återkommer är klostrets mystiska grundare Martin Krigaren vilken ofta återkommer när klostret är i fara och uppträder då i djurens drömmar för att varna och ge goda råd.

Det finns än så länge nitton böcker varav tolv är översatta till svenska.

• Redwall: Cluny Gisslaren, 2000 (Redwall, 1986)
• Mattimeo 1: Slagar den Grymme, 2000 (Mattimeo, 1988)
• Mattimeo 2: General Järnnäbb, 2000 (Mattimeo, 1988)
• Martin Krigaren, 2001 (Martin the Warrior, 1993)
• Solblixt Stavbäraren, 2001 (Outcast of Redwall, 1995)
• Mossblomma 1, 2002 (Mossflower, 1988)
• Mossblomma 2, 2002 (Mossflower, 1988)
• Mariel, Klockmakarens dotter, 2003 (Mariel of Redwall, 1991)
• Josef Klockmakaren, 2003 (The Bellmaker, 1994)
• Salamandastron, 2004 (Salamandastron, 1992)
• Lutras Pärlor, 2004 (The Pearls of Lutra, 1996)
• Långa Patrullen, 2005 (The Long Patrol, 1997)

Och så kommer Nathalie självklart att läsa det här, så ett ord: REDWAAAAAAAAALL!!!!

Martin was born on the northwestern seacoast. He was a member of his father's (Luke the Warrior)'s, tribe, and the future wielder of his father's sword. One winter day, Luke's wife and several others are killed by pirates, led by an evil stoat named Vilu Daskar. Luke swears vengeance on Daskar. He leaves his cave with several warriors from his tribe and takes a ship out to sea, and he leaves little Martin with his sword.

Soon after, Martin is attacked and captured by a stoat named Badrang the Tyrant while out with his grandmother Windred and carries them back to his fortress as slaves. A female mouse named Laterose, or Rose, and a mole named Grumm, from Noonvale work to help her brother, Brome, and several other slaves escape, and Martin attempt to gain an army of "goodbeasts" to help them fight against Badrang. They succeed; Martin slays Badrang, but Badrang also kills Rose, whom Martin had hoped to marry. Grieved by Rose's death, Martin bids farewell to his friends from Badrang's fortress and goes south.

Eventually he reaches Mossflower Woods, which is under the control of a wildcat named Verdauga Greeneyes. Martin is captured and brought to Verdauga's castle, Kotir.

Verdauga and his son, Gingivere, have some compassion on Martin, but Verdauga's daughter, Tsarmina, has none. She breaks the blade of Luke's sword and has Martin put in the castle dungeon. The next morning, Martin discovers that Tsarmina has usurped the throne of Kotir by having her father poisoned. She then blames the crime on Gingivere to keep him from taking the throne and has him imprisoned.

Not long after, one of the creatures of Mossflower, a mouse thief named Gonff, is imprisoned with Martin for stealing food from Kotir. With the help of the woodlanders, Gonff and Martin escape and set off on a mission to free Mossflower from Tsarmina's claws. Gonff, Martin, and Dinny, a mole, set off for Salamandastron, a large, extinct volcano on the southeastern coast. There they hope to find Boar the Fighter, a large badger warrior who they hope will defeat Tsarmina and free Mossflower from her tyranny.

After a long, hard journey, they reach Salamandastron and are greeted by three of Boar's hares. The hares lead them into the mountain, where Boar himself receives them. While they are staying there, Boar refashions the blade of Martin's sword from the metal of a "star that fell from the sky" (probably a meteorite). Boar also reads a disturbing prophecy written on the wall of a secret cave, saying that he will be killed that very night, which is exactly what happens.

A pirate rat, Ripfang, invades the shores of Salamandastron and a battle occurs between the searats and the creatures of the mountain. Boar kills the head pirate and is killed in the process. Martin, Gonff, and Dinny escape on the pirate ship Bloodwake, which they rename Wuddshipp. Martin discovers that one of the galley slaves, Timballisto, is an old friend from his days at Luke's cave. The ship returns to Mossflower by river and the three companions are greeted warmly. Bella, Boar the Fighter's daughter, takes the news of her father's death heavily.

The woodlanders, with the aid of their new friends, discover that Kotir is actually in a dry lake-bed, and they attempt to flood it. The first try fails, but then Martin decides to sink Wuddship in order to block the river, creating a dam on the River Moss. It works, and Kotir is sunk in the resulting flood. Tsarmina, however, escapes on a dinner table and battles Martin on the banks of the new river. She is wounded badly and drowns in her attempt to escape from Martin. However, Martin is badly injured too, so much that he falls into a coma. Fortunately, Abbess Germaine, a local healer of Mossflower, is able to cure Martin, although the injuries almost completely wipe out his memory. This includes his memories of Rose, which are forgotten, allowing him to live happily , as Rose would have wanted, for he now believes his own story of living by the sword in his childhood home until he grew old enough to journey.

With Kotir out of the way, the woodlanders, with the aid of Martin and his old friends, begin to build the famous Redwall Abbey. When the Abbey is almost finished, a young female hedgehog named Trimp arrives at Redwall. As she tells her story to the Redwallers, Martin's memory begins to come back, and he recognizes some of the creatures she is talking about. This memory recall inflicts Martin with depression.

The Redwallers notice Martin's unusual behavior, and they decide to send him on a long journey to his homeland, the cave of the once-was tribe of Luke the Warrior. He will be accompanied by the same woodlanders that traveled with him to Salamandastron, as well as Trimp and some new characters they meet on their way.

After a long, difficult yet pleasantly surprising journey, Martin uncovers what he has been searching for: the story of his father, Luke.

After the journey, Martin hangs up his sword and becomes a creature of peace. When he dies (most likely of old age, although the true cause is never revealed), he appears in dreams and visions of troubled Redwallers to provide advice. This is most often when he chooses the new Abbey Champion, who wields the Sword of Martin.

Vissa tycker nog ovanstående är långtråkigt, andra superspännande, döm själva. Gogglade också fram en bild på bokens omslag:


YouTube-medlemmen MatthiasOfRedwall gjorde ett klipp om Martin också. Se själva.
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