Dew-On-Flowers

A-Magnificent-Black-Raven

Dew believes her brother Raven is the peak of what a Dullpines cat should strive to be. She adores his temperament, his dark pelt, and his attitude, however bigoted he may be. She wishes more of Dullpines would be like her brother Raven, and urges her son Owl to act as much like Raven as possible.

A-Blight-Falling-On-Our-Ranks

Dew doesn't truly know her brother, like many Spirits, but is wildly and blindly proud of him. She is also grateful for him, his being chosen to become a spirit allowed her to become the sole matriarch of the Nightshades below her father. She enjoys the privilege, and if it had not been for him, she wouldn't have the luxury to enjoy it.

Beetles-Swarming

Dew feels a swelling pride for her Spirit daughter. She wishes she could see her daughter to see how she grew, but she knows that her daughter is serving a higher purpose and she couldn't be more proud of her.

Pelt-Reflecting-Moonlight

Dew initially was greatly irritated by Moon and his rambunctious nature, she eventually was able to, much to the surprise of those close to her, warm up to him quite well. She finds his behavior, when it doesn't intrude on her activities, to be rather amusing to watch. She thoroughly enjoys his prescience at parties, and is known to be somewhat soft on him, often sharing with him small tastes of noble luxuries like catnip, fine berries and food. She also finds his black pelt to be a perfect paragon of Dullpines, and is very interested in his genes..

Paws-In-The-Rain

Dew does not feel nearly as warm towards Paws-In-The-Rain as she does towards his father, though for his father and appearance's sake she puts on a very saccharine act, though those close to her find it hilariously easy to see through. Though she knows that Rain does a lot of stuff to get a rise out of her, she is very easily duped into getting mad, and it works much of the time, increasing her dislike for him. She is very spiteful towards him, and isn't above getting her revenge in unconventional ways so long as it doesn't besmirch her reputation. Though his white paw disappoints her, she finds it no more disappointing than her brother's mask marking, and despite her misgivings about him she desires for her grandchildren to look like him.

Bee-In-The-Mist

The relationship between Dew and Bee is strained and complicated. She is very upset at Bee for leaving her and hurting not just her, but her family's reputation, but she does deeply love Bee as her own child, and she spent many nights crying into her wife's chest over driving her daughter away. She worries for Bee, and desperately wants Bee to return home and rejoin their family again.

Stack-Of-Slates

Besides Bee, Dew clashes most with Slate, and out of her biological children Slate is the one she has the hardest time dealing with. She often tries to tie her daughter down or "fix" her behavior, with varying (though often unsuccessful) results. She frequently orders Crow to guard her (or frequently check on her) and keep her isolated during parties so she can't do anything embarrassing that may compromise their family name. Slate is the only child Dew hasn't begun searching for a suitor for, as she doesn't want to deal with the stress and conflict it might cause between them.