Redwall Series Analysis and Themes

Brian Lee Durphy reviews the Redwall book 'Matameo', expressing confusion over the series' world-building and character dynamics. He discusses the book's cover design by Troy Howell and delves into the plot involving characters like Orlando the Ax and Slagar the Cruel. Despite the engaging adventure, Durphy struggles with the scale and logic of the animal world, questioning the clothing and societal norms. He concludes with mixed feelings, appreciating the adventure but remaining perplexed by the series' intricacies.

Who is the author of the video?

• Simon Schuster

• Troy Howell

• Brian Jackson

• Brian Lee Durphy

What is the main theme of the author's confusion with the Redwall series?

• The world-building and logic

• The length of the books

• The complexity of the language

• The character development

Who is responsible for the design and illustrations of the Redwall book covers?

• Simon Schuster

• Brian Jackson

• Troy Howell

• Brian Lee Durphy

What is the main plot of 'Matameo'?

• A quest to find a lost treasure

• A battle between two kingdoms

• A rescue mission for a kidnapped daughter

• A journey to discover a new land

What is the author's main issue with the scale in the Redwall universe?

• The lack of detailed maps

• The size of the animals compared to humans

• The absence of a clear timeline

• The inconsistency in the size of objects

What is the author's final opinion on the Redwall books?

• They are only suitable for adults

• They are not worth reading

• They are enjoyable despite the confusion

• They are too complex for children