You love young ones and babes, I know this. The young will always befriend and admire you...all the young ones of the earth belong to you in friendship. Be good to them. -Breeze, to Sunflash the Mace
by Brian Jacques
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In the story "Outcast of Redwall," Breeze expresses a deep understanding of the relationship between Sunflash the Mace and the youth of their world. He acknowledges that Sunflash has a special bond with the young, who naturally look up to him for friendship and guidance. This admiration is a testament to Sunflash's kindness and the positive impact he has on younger creatures.

Breeze emphasizes the importance of nurturing this bond, reminding Sunflash to be good to the youth. This highlights a central theme in the narrative: the significance of mentorship and support for the younger generation, ensuring that they grow up with strong values and positive role models.

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