About: Jiboree

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Jiboree was a sly-looking male corsair weasel, and the bosun in the crew of the Greenshroud. He was originally one of Razzid Wearat's spies, but, after Razzid sentenced Dirgo to be eaten by a pike, Jiboree switched sides and began to plan a mutiny with Shekra, Wigsul, and Mowlag. He and Mowlag were slain in the battle for Redwall Abbey by Skor Axehound and Rake Nightfur after they tried to escape.

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rdfs:label	Jiboree
rdfs:comment	Jiboree was a sly-looking male corsair weasel, and the bosun in the crew of the Greenshroud. He was originally one of Razzid Wearat's spies, but, after Razzid sentenced Dirgo to be eaten by a pike, Jiboree switched sides and began to plan a mutiny with Shekra, Wigsul, and Mowlag. He and Mowlag were slain in the battle for Redwall Abbey by Skor Axehound and Rake Nightfur after they tried to escape.
dcterms:subject	Weasels Corsairs Villains Males Characters The Rogue Crew Characters
Origin	Isle of Irgash
Weapon	Dagger Cutlass
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Character Name	Jiboree
Species	Weasels
Color	background:#ff8080
Books	The Rogue Crew
Gender	Male
Death	Killed by Skor Axehound and Rake Nightfur
abstract	Jiboree was a sly-looking male corsair weasel, and the bosun in the crew of the Greenshroud. He was originally one of Razzid Wearat's spies, but, after Razzid sentenced Dirgo to be eaten by a pike, Jiboree switched sides and began to plan a mutiny with Shekra, Wigsul, and Mowlag. He and Mowlag were slain in the battle for Redwall Abbey by Skor Axehound and Rake Nightfur after they tried to escape.

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