Soren asks Kludd to teach him to fly, but Kludd mocks him and threatens Mrs. He asks her for help and she goes to wake Kludd, as their parents are not home. Trying to think of a way out of his predicament, he suddenly hears Mrs. Soren recalls these words of his da while falling from the nest, landing safely on a pile of moss. His father explains that legends can become true in your heart. One day, Noctus begins to tell a bedtime story about the Guardians of Ga'Hoole, which Kludd doesn't like due to his preference for true stories. He continues to be difficult and demanding, even refusing to share their parents' prey with his younger siblings. That day before bed, Noctus and Marella privately discuss the recent disappearances of a significant number of young owlets and even eggs, which Soren overhears and silently vows to never leave Eglantine unattended.ĭuring Eglantine's early days, she and Soren progress to eating meat and fur respectively while Kludd learns to branch, arguing with his da about his own noisy hopping. Upon the hatching of the family's third owlet, Eglantine, Soren is immediately captivated by her and their parents dote on her however, Kludd does not seem to share any interest in her.

Kludd is shown to be a difficult and demanding owlet who seems to have resented Soren from the moment he hatched.

He and his brother are cared for by a blind nestmaid snake named Mrs. Soren, a Barn Owl, is born in the forest kingdom of Tyto three weeks prior to the start of the novel as the middle child of Noctus and Marella, and younger brother of Kludd. Suddenly he starts recalling every memory from his short life: He tries to attempt to save himself by beating his underdeveloped wings, but fails. Spoiler Warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

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