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On page 47 it says, Martin pointed to the open window. "It's not over yet. Look!" Tsarmina stood glaring at them. The mess was crowded with frightened creatures, none of whom would venture near the window

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The theme is about bravery, never giving up, and adventure. This is proven on page 8 when Jacques writes, "No wife. Hohoho, lookit that, by hokey! See the punch he landed on that weasels nose? Goon, give it to 'em, laddo!"

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The problem is resolved when both Martin and Gnoff escape by jumping of a second barrack window and landing safely on a yew growing on that side if the castle.

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Martin and Gnoff are having an external conflict with Tsarmina because they are trying to escape and Tsarmina is trying to catch them.

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An internal conflict is going on with Martin because he is wondering if their plan to win back Mossflower will even work, and he's thinking, what if he fails. He thinks that his father will be disappointed watching down on him and seeing him be a failure.

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Another main character is Martin of course, Martin is a brave, courageous, big, & a ready to fight guy and he has his special sword that his dad gave to him before he died. But Tsarmina broke it so now all he has is a dagger.

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The main Characters in my I.R book are a adult mouse named Gnoff, Gnoff is the prince of mouse thieves.

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Moss-flower is by Brian Jacques.

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Moss-flower takes place in a land called Kotir.