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The Bellmaker is a fantasy novel by Brian Jacques, published in 1994. It is the seventh book in the Redwall series. This work is copyrighted. ...
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Plot introduction
When the land is threatened by the evil Foxwolf Urgan Nagru, his mate Silvamord and their horde of savage grey rats, Mariel Gullwhacker, Joseph the Bellmaker, and the rest of the inhabitants of Redwall join forces to free the land from Nagru's oppressive grasp.
Plot summary Far away, in the northern sea, the Foxwolf Urgan Nagru and Silvamord arrive in Southsward, bringing two shiploads of rats, and storms the Castle Floret. Nagru, the Foxwolf, captures Gael Squirrelking, his wife Serena, their son Truffen and his nursemaid Muta, a mute badger. Entrance to the castle was gained through Silvamord's deceit in feigning weakness and ill fortune in both herself and Urgan Nagru. She then took Truffle the squirrel babe hostage until the gate was opened to the hordes of awaiting rats. Urgan Nagru is a character from the Redwall book series. ...
Meanwhile, Dandin and Mariel Gullwhacker have set out from Redwall Abbey but have found themselves stuck in the southern dunes without food. After befriending a hedgehog named Bowly Pintips, they find themselves attempting to save a mole who happened to be under attack by Nagru's rat troops. Just as the trio of would-be rescuers realize their peril, Field Marshal Meldrum Fallowthorn the Magnificent bounds to their aid, accompanied by his four leveret nephews. Dandin the Sword Carrier is an anthropomorphic mouse from Brian Jacques Redwall series. ...
Mariel Gullwhacker is an anthropomorphic mouse from the Redwall series of novels. ...
Redwall Abbey is the fictional refuge of many of the good forest animals in the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. ...
 US cover of The Bellmaker Back in Southsward, Gael's otter allies have begun planning a rescue mission. Led by Rab Streambattle, the otters manage to rescue Serena and Truffen, but Gael and Muta encounter trouble. Unable to escape, Muta and Rab stand their ground against waves of Nagru's rat troops, fighting until they collapse under the innumerable odds, presumed dead. Image File history File links Metadata No higher resolution available. ...
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Dandin, Mariel and Meldrum survive long enough to fend off Nagru's last effort, two of his psychotic tracking ermine, called Dirgecallers, who were unleashed to track down the escape prisoners. Mariel and her companions manage to kill the trackers, allowing Serena and Truffen to escape to safety, but they are not able to avoid Nagru's rat troops, as they are captured and led back to Castle Floret.
Back at Redwall Abbey, Joseph the Bellmaker, the father of Mariel, has a vision. Inspired by Martin the Warrior, the legendary Champion and protector of Redwall, Joseph recruits a hare (Honourable Rosemary, or Hon Rosie for short), hedgehog (Durry Quill), squirrel (Rufe Brush) and Foremole, the leader of moles. Accompanied by Log-a-Log and a band of Guosim shrews, the band reaches the coast. Intent on finding the place shown to him in his vision, Joseph and his companions befriend Finnbarr Galedeep, a rusky wild sea otter, who helps them deceive searat brothers Slipp and Strapp, stealing the excellent Pearl Queen in the process. Joseph the Bellmaker is a character in The Bellmaker and Mariel of Redwall. ...
Martin the Warrior is an anthropomorphic mouse in the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. ...
Durry Quill is a hedgehog from Brian Jacques Redwall novels. ...
Rufe Brush is a character from the Redwall book series. ...
Foremole is a title applying to several characters in the Redwall novels by Brian Jacques. ...
Logalog is a character in the Redwall series that appears in every book. ...
In the Redwall series by British author Brian Jaques, Guosim stands for Guerrilla Union of Shrews in Mossflower. ...
Finnbarr Galedeep is a character from the Redwall book series by Brian Jacques. ...
As Joseph and company sail towards Castle Floret and Urgan Nagru, Slipp and Blaggut—their crew killed in a whirlpool and their ship stolen—head into Mossflower Woods. Blaggut is a searat who was orginally boatswain of the ship Pearl Queen. ...
In the fictional world of Redwall, Mossflower Woods is a forest surrounding the abbey of Redwall, known to be frequented by various gangs and vermin lowlifes, redering it a no-go zone at night. ...
When they awaken, Mariel, Dandin and Meldrum find themselves in the dungeons of Castle Floret, along with the battered Gael Squirrelking. With a bit of luck and the help of Glokkpod, a shrike, they manage to escape, but Mariel becomes separated from her friends. As she attempts to find safety, Mariel meets Egbert the Scholar, an old mole living beneath Castle Floret, who happened to find Rab and Muta and nursed them back to health. Psychologically damaged from their near-death battle, the two warriors are intense, but refuse to speak. With their help, Mariel finds her way inside the castle and lowers the drawbridge. This is something that would not have happened had Mariel been slain as Silvamord had originally instructed but Urgan Nagru countered leading to one of their numerous feuds within the book. Throughout the fictional Redwall series by Brian Jacques, there are numerous bird characters who play key roles in the plot lines of the novels. ...
At Redwall Abbey, the two rats have arrived and found refuge in the kind, peaceful Abbey. Slipp, after a failed plan to find treasure with a band of Dibbuns, has had enough; he attacks and kills the local badger mother, Mellus, and escapes the Abbey with Blaggut and a chalice. After Blaggut learns the truth, he kills his captain and returns to the Abbey with the chalice, seeking forgiveness, which he eventually receives. Badger Mother is a fictional office in the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. ...
On the Pearl Queen, many calamities had befallen the Redwallers and their crew, including whirlpools, sharks, shipwrecked islands, and crazy toads. Hon Rosie was taken for dead for some time, but showed up in fine form later. Three young orphans are acquired as well: the squirrel Benjy, the mousemaid Wincey, and the little ottermaid Figgs. They eventually arrive at Southsward and, with the help of some clans they meet on the way, arrive at Castle Floret, ready for battle.
A massive battle ensues in which Mariel, Dandin, Meldrum, the otters, Finnbarr, Joseph, and the rest fight Nagru's horde of grey rats, most of which are slaughtered. However, the shrew Fatch, a good friend of Rufe and Durry, is slain by Silvamord, Urgan Nagru's mate. Rab Streambattle, who had recently reunited with his wife Iris and regained his sanity, kills Silvamord in the moat shortly afterward for although she is a mighty warrior, she is unable to swim. In the final battle, Finnbarr Galedeep engages Urgan Nagru and kills him by smashing the fangs of his wolf skull into the top of his head. However, Finnbarr sadly dies from the wounds inflicted during the fight. Urgan Nagru is a character from the Redwall book series. ...
With Urgan vanquished and his horde depleted, peace is restored upon Castle Floret and Southsward. Gael is reinstated as Squirrelking of Floret with his family and Muta. While the other Redwallers return to the abbey, Joseph stays in Southsward to help restore order. Mariel, Dandin, and Bowly, their warrior spirits unable to be stilled, take off once more in search of adventure.
Characters in "The Bellmaker" Joseph the Bellmaker is a character in The Bellmaker and Mariel of Redwall. ...
Urgan Nagru is a character from the Redwall book series. ...
Mariel Gullwhacker is an anthropomorphic mouse from the Redwall series of novels. ...
Dandin the Sword Carrier is an anthropomorphic mouse from Brian Jacques Redwall series. ...
Finnbarr Galedeep is a character from the Redwall book series by Brian Jacques. ...
Badger Mother is a fictional office in the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. ...
Blaggut is a searat who was orginally boatswain of the ship Pearl Queen. ...
Trivia - Urgan Nagru wears the skull and pelt of a wolf, claiming that he slew the larger predator himself (though in reality he simply found a dead wolf and skinned it). No live wolves have ever appeared in the Redwall series.
- Traditionally in Redwall, rats, stoats, ferrets, weasels, and foxes are portrayed as exclusively evil. Blaggut, a searat in The Bellmaker, is one of only a handful of exceptions to this rule.
- This book was dedicated "to Alan Durband, gentleman and teacher." It was Durband who had seen the potential in Redwall, the first book in the series.
Redwall was the first book in the eponymous series by Brian Jacques. ...
Blaggut is a searat who was orginally boatswain of the ship Pearl Queen. ...
Alan Durband in 1946 Alan Durband (1927-1993) was an important figure in the education and arts community in Liverpool and was co-founder of the Liverpool Everyman Theatre. ...
Brian Jacques Redwall Redwall is a fantasy novel by Brian Jacques. ...
Book Divisions (English) - Book 1: The Dream
- Book 2: The Pearl Queen
- Book 3: Southsward
Translations - (Finnish) Kellonvalaja
- (French) Rougemuraille : Joseph le Fondeur
- Tome 1 : La Menace d'Ourgan le Garou
- Tome 2 : La Reine-de-Nacre
- Tome 3 : Les Évadés de Méridion
- Tome 4 : La Reconquête
- (German) In den Fängen des Tyrannen
- (Italian) Giuseppe di Redwall
- (Swedish) Josef, klockmakaren
- (Russian) Колокол Джозефа
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The UK cover of Mariel of Redwall Mariel of Redwall is a fantasy novel by Brian Jacques, published in 1991. ...
Redwall was the first book in the eponymous series by Brian Jacques. ...
Salamandastron is the fictional fortress of the Badger Lords in Brian Jacquess Redwall series. ...
Martin the Warrior refers to: Martin the Warrior, a book by Brian Jacques from the Redwall series; Martin the Warrior, a character in the fictional Redwall universe. ...
Redwall was the first book in the eponymous series by Brian Jacques. ...
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