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"Whatever she was supposed to do, she knew that she must do it alone."
Moth Flight's thoughts about what she must do in Moth Flight's Vision, page 51

Below contains in-depth information for chapter six of Moth Flight's Vision. If you are looking for a shorter summary of the entire book, please check the main article.
Chapter Number: 6 (of 37)
Page Numbers: 52-57

Chapter Summary

Moth Flight's PoV

Moth Flight awakens to darkness; the air smells of stone and she feels cold rock under her paws. She looks around and wonders where Spotted Fur is, then realizes she is in a cavern with a large rock in the middle and a hole in the ceiling.
Moth Flight turns as she hears movement behind her, and spots two cats emerge into the cavern through a tunnel. She recognizes the long-furred she-cat from her previous dream, although she looks younger and healthier. The she-cat is accompanied by a gray tom, who leads the way. Moth Flight calls out to them but they do not seem to hear her, and when she tries to touch the gray she-cat, her paw passes through. The gray tom speaks to the she-cat, but she cannot hear anything.
The gray she-cat approaches the rock and crouches before it, gazing at the hole in the ceiling. Moth Flight notes that the moon is rising, and remarks at how beautiful the cavern is. Suddenly, light fills the cavern and Moth Flight closes her eyes against the blinding flash. She slowly opens her eyes, curious, to see the gray she-cat touch her nose to the stone. The cavern fills with starry cats, which Moth Flight recognizes as the spirit-cats that had met with the leaders at Fourtrees. Moth Flight eagerly searches their ranks for Gray Wing, but fails to see him.
A tom steps forward and touches his nose to the top of the gray she-cat's head, who flinches with pain. Moth Flight attempts to speak to the spirit-cats, and thinks that maybe dead cats could hear her. They don't respond, even when she weaves through their ranks. Another tom pads to the long-furred she-cat's side and she flinches violently at his touch.
Feeling alone and small, Moth Flight wishes that they could hear her, and that she was back in her nest beside Spotted Fur. A flash of pale green catches her eye, and Moth Flight sees the green moth by the tunnel entrance. Excited, she dodges around the starry cats and follows the moth once more, but finds herself awake in the nest under the hedge, Spotted Fur beside her.
Disappointed, Moth Flight searches the field for the moth. She wonders where it was and why it would always disappear when she tried to find it. Realizing that her mission isn't supposed to be easy, Moth Flight gets to her paws and leaves the nest, determined to find the moth again. Dawn is starting to break over the moor, and she decides she must leave quickly before Spotted Fur wakes up.
But she hesitates, turning back to prod Spotted Fur with one paw. The tom grunts and lifts his head, and Moth Flight whispers that she has to go and apologizes to him. She says that this is her only chance, and Spotted Fur sleepily mumbles that he's not going to eat anymore toads. Moth Flight apologizes to him once more, and expresses that she wishes to see him again, before setting off toward Highstones. She uses a narrow brook to conceal her scent, and realizes for the first time that she must do what she is meant to do alone.

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References and Citations

  1. Revealed in Moth Flight's Vision, page 44
  2. Revealed in Moth Flight's Vision, page 52
  3. 3.0 3.1 Revealed in Moth Flight's Vision, page 53
  4. 4.0 4.1 Revealed in Moth Flight's Vision, page 55
  5. Revealed in Moth Flight's Vision, page 54


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