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On the surface, Flint appears (and very likely is) a typical sheep mob, displaying no outward intelligence.
On the surface, Flint appears (and very likely is) a typical sheep mob, displaying no outward intelligence.


They're sentience is also thrown into question, if not demonstrably proven, in the chapter ''It’s not Failure That Matters, but How You Recover'', where a building Guy constructed is burned to the ground by [[Minecraft:lava]]. Despite the stakes and Guy pleading for he and the other animals to flee, they do not.
Their sentience is also thrown into question, if not demonstrably proven, in the chapter ''It’s not Failure That Matters, but How You Recover'', where a building Guy constructed is burned to the ground by [[Minecraft:lava]]. Despite the stakes and Guy pleading for he and the other animals to flee, they do not.


== Biography ==
== Biography ==

Latest revision as of 11:08, 17 October 2026

Template:ForTemplate:UnreliableTemplate:Missing informationTemplate:Infobox characterFlint is a Minecraft:character in the novels published by Minecraft:Max Brooks.

Appearance

Flint is described as merely a common sheep mob, or at least near identical. Initially, Guy describes Flint to be a black sheep.

Personality

On the surface, Flint appears (and very likely is) a typical sheep mob, displaying no outward intelligence.

Their sentience is also thrown into question, if not demonstrably proven, in the chapter It’s not Failure That Matters, but How You Recover, where a building Guy constructed is burned to the ground by Minecraft:lava. Despite the stakes and Guy pleading for he and the other animals to flee, they do not.

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