Why I think Tigerstar went evil by Windstream

Windstream takes a look at Tigerstar’s history.

DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT READ BLUESTAR’S PROPHECY, I DO NOT WANT TO SPOIL THE BOOK IF YOU HAVE NOT READ IT. Hello, fellow Blogclaners I am Windstream a Riverclan she-cat who is crushing on Hawkfrost. Today I am going to talk about a topic that has a lot of controversies in warriors, why Tigerstar went evil. A lot of people say it is because of his ambition but where did this ambition come from? I think he was influenced by Thistleclaw, his vicious mentor. But you may be like but Tigerstar was Ravenpaw’s mentor but he didn’t become evil. Well if you didn’t know Thistleclaw was one of the first cats in the dark forest and if cats in Starclan can walk in cats dreams then it is common sense that the dark forest cats can do the same. This is proved in the later books of the New Prophecy series when Tigerstar walks in Brambleclaw, Hawkfrost, and Tawnypelt’s dreams. But it is not like Tigerstar is any more important or more powerful than Thistleclaw so what my theory is, is that Thistleclaw walked in the dreams of Tigerstar encouraging him to go to any length to become the leader of a clan even murdering multiple cats such as Redtail, Runningwind, and Brindleface just to name a few. But what I am about to tell you may or may not understand. Do you remember what Goosefeather told Bluestar (Bluefur at the time) if Thistleclaw became deputy than eventually the leader of ThunderClan? Goosefeather said that he would make the forest run with blood. But, if you think about it Thistleclaw is Tigerstar’s mentor and in a slightly different way Tigerstar did make the forest run with blood. With the dog pack in A dangerous path, the dog pack killed Bluestar killed Brindleface and Tigerstar sent Scourge to the forest and a lot of cats were killed in that battle and in my opinion, he made the forest run with blood because of all the death direct or not. If you disagree with me that is totally okay but I just wanted to share my opinion. Bye and see you in my next article.