Bearclaw Valley Parents sometimes show love through velocity

Aventus harrumphed quietly. Merrick was right, of course, but the Bruin-jaw saw no point in wasting time to see what made Ashlar tick. He had shown already that it was not the leadership of Ursus who would move him to fight for his pack, and what good was a rogue in their ranks? Sooner or later, Ashlar would betray them. Of that, Aventus felt absolutely certain.

Better we cast him into the world where he can learn that he must fight, and quit wasting time and resources on him, Aventus opined. Surely the bear could not have a favourable eye upon the chocolate pacifist. Was it possible that Ursus' stagnance was the result of allowing such weakness to fester among them?