reader confession
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I understand Moth Flight’s grief. I understand why she broke. I still cannot forgive what she did to her kits.
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Moth Flight did not only give up her kits—she separated four grieving siblings who had already lost enough.
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If StarClan helped turn four grieving kits into a lesson about destiny, then the ancestors can line up for the rant too.
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Understanding Moth Flight’s grief does not require forgiving the choice that hurt the kits who needed her most.
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Moth Flight turned her own grief into a rule that denied every medicine cat after her the choices she once had.
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Morally gray would be generous: dangerous men, dangerous women, revenge, blood, obsession, and love that never pretends to be clean.
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Being the first medicine cat does not make every choice wise, especially the wound Moth Flight left inside her own kits.
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Nothing ruins a perfectly good revenge plot faster than a morally bankrupt man accidentally developing feelings.
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Dark romance lets me stand close enough to fictional danger to feel the heat without mistaking it for something I want in real life.
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Twilight still feels like a house I lived in once: dramatic, haunted, imperfect, and somehow still home.
