Outcast
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Outcast noun – One who is cast out or rejected by society. Rat and outcast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rat" instead a noun "Outcast".
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Rat
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Rat noun – A person who provides information about another's wrongdoing. Outcast and rat are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Outcast" instead a noun "Rat".
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- Brand him as a heretic, condemning him to spend the rest of his life as an outcast eventually falling victim to the Rat plague and becoming a Weeper.
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Four children, from the most different backgrounds possible (a kind and caring noble-girl, a frumpy and snarky merchant daughter, an outcast trader girl and an egotistical street rat) become best friends and foster siblings, whose minds become mentally linked.
Source: The Power of Friendship -
During Swartt Sixclaw's failed attempt at taking over Redwall in Outcast of Redwall, a rat captain named Scraw gets shot full of arrows after Swartt's archers mistook him for woodlanders hiding in the bushes.
Source: Literature / Redwall
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