Midsummer Feast Puzzle

[Aubretia]

Twas the midsummer feast,
Smiles all around.
Food on the table,
Dibbuns on the ground.
Twins Rilba and Mallow, playing in the soil,
Glared at Burrtle, all blue.
Cried little Mallow: "Yore covered in filf!
Rilba an' me's cleaner than you."
The molebabe grinned
And licked away the blueberry juice,
But his mother came by, and scrubbed him well,
'Til he complained his skin felt loose.
Vine Spine was making balloons,
For the dibbuns, and the dibbuns-at-heart.
But instead of the balloon SHE began to inflate;
Rose high, let out air and landed on a food cart.
All in all, twas a feast to remember,
But they found more food was gone than there should have.
The only answer was that there were more guests than known,
Two, in fact, find them, if you're brave.

[Ember Nickel]

Rose and Cornflower?

[Aubretia]

Is cornflower a reference to that grinning mouse emoticon thing? sorry, that must have thrown you off a bit.

And I'm looking for FULL names.

[Ember Nickel]

Okay then: Laterose of Noonvale and somebody else.

[Aubretia]

weeeeelll, I didn't manage to fit 'of Noonvale' in there, but I certainly got 'Laterose'

[Iyla]

I know how you do it! " infLATE;/ ROSE high" , but I can't figure ou tthe next one.

[Ember Nickel]

...All in all, twas a feast to remember,...

Surely not me?

[Aubretia]

Sorry. But no, I would have put 'nickel' in there as well

[Ember Nickel]

Soilglare? Sounds like some mole name.

[Aubretia]

hahaha! you're really trying hard aren't you. hint: this GUY is an obscure character, but he's mentioned a few times.

[Ember Nickel]

Could it be...Swallow?

[Aubretia]

eh? how does that work?

[Ember Nickel]

I have no idea, but in the "Throw a Random Redwall item..." you said something about SWALLOW. The capitalization made me think you were trying to "subtly" drop a hint.

[Aubretia]

You're desperate, aren't you?

I only capitalised SWALLOW 'cause I can't italise it. sorry again. If you want another clue...

[Ember Nickel]

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