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What does Feathertail mean when she said Crowfeather should stop grieving and open his eyes to the living?
Ir means that there is a certain other cat right under his nose that he knows he loves. (His Windclan mate!)
Um, Leafpool is not Crowfeather's mate anymore. (Haven't you read The 4th apprentice or Sunrise?) Feathertail is still Crowfeather's number one. She said "open your eyes to the living"
What else can I help you with?
Why is nightcloud so stuck up?
I suppose you are talking about Nightcloud from WindClan? It's known that she is jealous about Crowfeather with Feathertail, then mating with Leafpool, especially when she found out about Lionblaze, Jayfeather and Hollyleaf are Leafpool and Crowfeather's kits. She should understand that even though Crowfeather loved two other cats before her, still, Crowfeather stayed with her.
Why doesn't Crowfeather like Breezepelt?
I think it's because he still has "true passion" for Leafpool, and because of that he can't just be grateful and appreciate what he has. Edit: I think it really has more to do with the fact that love, in general, is equatable to pain for Crowfeather. Feathertail was the first cat he ever really opened up to, and she died before they could really get close; he took that very hard. Then came Leafpool, who brought with her, instead of happiness, another dosage of anguish and misery. He only mated with Nightcloud so that his Clan would trust him again; he doesn't really love her, because he won't let himself (since he doesn't want to be hurt again). For that reason, he is resentful toward her and their kit, Breezepelt; he still thinks of what "should have been" (with Feathertail or even Leafpool) and can't stand the fact that he's going to have to live the way he does now, pretending to care about Nightcloud (and by default Breezepelt).
How should you deal with grieving?
talk to God and ask him to give you peace
What should you buy a man whose wife has died?
Go to a book store and get him a book on grieving.
How do you help the bereaved to make own decisions?
When someone is grieving from the death of a loved one the person is in shock and will go through steps of grieving such as denial; anger; depression; feeling lonely and lost; segregated emotionally from others and in grief counselling it is suggested that no one that is grieving should make any major decisions in the first year of grieving because the grieving person's mind is in a fog-like state and mistakes could be made. Someone in the family or a very close and loyal friend should go along with the person grieving while doing business; talking to a doctor they are seeing or any other business so the family member or close friend can be sure the grieving person is not making mistakes or misunderstanding things that are said to them in business. Sometimes relatives may come out of the woodwork trying to get something from the grieving person that the deceased may have left so it is extremely important that the grieving person be kept save from anyone trying to talk them into giving anything away at such an early date. A grieving person does not get over grief in a few months and it can take one or more years to get over the worst of the grieving.
What should you do if your dad just died yesterday?
Pay your final respects and take an appropiate grieving period.
What helps during difficult grieving?
Grieving is a normal process to go through, but some individuals may become reclusive; will not eat well; may not be sleeping well and become very distressed and depressed and they should first have a good physical because stress can cause many health issues and also grief counseling. In fact, most individuals should join a grief counseling group where they can be with others who are also grieving over the loss of a loved one. Hospices; churches; some hospitals provide free counseling for grief. Family and friends should be there to listen; give as much support as possible and not expect too much from the person grieving. Each individual grieves at their own pace and there is no set time when a person has to stop grieving. Just listening or even crying along with them is a good step to support the person who is having difficulty grieving.
Who are jaypaws hollypaws and lionpaws parents?
Ok so in books one to five (and a half) of Power of Three you should believe that Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw are Jayfeather, Hollyleaf and Lionblazes parents, except for little snippits here and there, if you read carefully. But when Squirrelflight gives out the secret, you should know exactly who their real parents are, if you refer to book five of The New Prophecy: Twilight.*Spoilers Alert! Spoilers Alert!*Ok you know how Leafpool and Crowfeather ran away from the clans, and if you go on Warriorcats.com you can read a play called after sunset, when Leafpool tries to tell Crowfeather something? And at the end, Leafpool says something like: "Goodbye, Crowfeather. I hope we don't regret not meeting here today." Oh yeah, and when Brambleclaw was deputy, and he thinks, "even slender Leafpool is looking plump." PLUMP WTH KITS! So that's like the biggest hint of all times that Jayfeather, Lionblaze and Hollyleaf are Leafpool and Crowfeather's kits.
Should Crowfeather and Leafpool still be together?
well it's all a matter of opinion. In the warriors world it is extremely bad for a cat to have kits with a cat in another clan, especially if one of them is a medicine cat. They both broke the warrior code, but I think their love should be allowed. they should be together because they're meant to be, but I guess that's not an option anymore because crowfeather loves Nightcloud now, and they have a kit. DIFFERENT PERSON SPEAKING.........My opinion is that sure it was bad but just like BlueStar and OakHeart they couldn't help it and if they love each other than the rules should be broken. And either they run alway like last time or one cat could go to the other's clan. Because warriors just isn't the same without leafpool and crowfeather together. Besides they love each other and the only reason crowfeather is with nightcloud was to prove to Windclan that he is still loyal. He doesn't really love her. Or they could just wait to be together when they are Both in Starclan. But I hate NightCloud for acting like crowfeather is all hers. So I'm crossing my fingers to see if leafpool comes back, and she and crowfeather are mates again!
What evidence is there that the Leafpool theory is true?
Hollyleaf.....Leafpool? Jayfeather.......Crowfeather? Hollyleaf is black like Crowfeather's almost black pelt. Jayfeather is gray which is the color of Crowfeather's pelt. Lionblaze is fiery like Sandstorm, and Firestar. In The Power of Three: Eclipse: Crowfeather praises Lionblaze but not his own son, Breezepelt......suspicous.... ---- In sunrise it said that even slender leafpool had grown quite plump. there was an official warriors play entitled "before sunrise: we need to talk" in which leafpool tries to tell crowfeather something important. the kits were born out in the forest because squirrelflight 'forgot' how close she was to kitting. leafpool was 'conviently' there and was the only one to see squirrelflight giving birth. squirrelflight's milk never came. the kits look more like Leafpool and Crowfeather than Squirrelflight and Brambleclaw. Leafpool named her Jaypaw 'feather'. Lionblaze repeatedly says (about Crowfeather) "I'm sure glad he's not my father!" in a very foreshadowing way. Squirrelflight glances at Leafpool meaningfully when mentioning saying that Hollypaw will come with her to find Crowfeather (Outcast). Jaypaw notices many instances how Leafpool seems to care about him more than a mentor/aunt should.
What happened to Louis Walsh in x factor?
He is grieving the death of Stephen Gately, a singer who he mentored, he should be back for next week though.
Which is not a good way to support a friend who is grieving the loss of a loved one?
A not-so-good way to support a grieving friend is to minimize their feelings or rush them through the grieving process by saying things like "time heals all wounds" or "you should move on." This can make them feel dismissed or isolated in their pain. Instead, it’s more helpful to listen, validate their emotions, and be present without imposing timelines or expectations on their grief.
