Redwall: Die Rache des Fuchses

Jacques's choice to give animals human traits adds charm but also raises questions about storytelling choices. How much of this was planned from the start?

The story's pacing kept me on the edge, but I found myself really rooting for Mattimeo's courage. Were there scenes that resonated more deeply for others?

The detailed setting creates a rich backdrop, but I'm curious how much of the world-building was designed to support the themes of heroism and loyalty.