Silvertip Mountain let sleeping dogs die.

Odette was so glad that her Uncle Steady agreed with her and her remaining Brother too, although she would have changed a little bit of his wording, because he said that this wasn't a lesson that they learned today.  This was a lesson that they would never learn.  Odie would make sure of that.  Another sob escaped Odette and then a couple more.  Once agin Odie turned into a sobbing mess.

Odette was then startled though at her Mother's response to her.  She shrunk back a bit when her Mother bared her teeth at her, with a single nervous whine, but she still hadn't fully backed down yet.  Then after a few more mean words from her Mother, Odette watched her Mother retreat back into the den.  As soon as her Mother disappeared into the den, Odette glanced up at her Uncle, still sobbing.  "C-c-caun... we... bawee... im?"  She whinned quietly, hoping her Uncle would say yes.  Then Odette turned to her Brother.  "Wull... y-you... h-halp Soic?"  Odette then asked her brother, deep sorrow in her eyes.