The "chief rabbit" is the dominant animal (rabbits only) in Watership Down. He is the leader of the warren. This status is indicated by the suffix "rah" which is added to the end of the rabbits actual name. An example of this is the rabbit "Hazel" who later gains the title of "Hazel-rah" when he becomes leader of his group.
because the author wanted to call it that The name is taken from the rabbits' destination, Watership Down, a hill in north Hampshire, England, near where Author, Richard Adams, grew up.
In the movie Bambi the rabbit's name is Thumper. Thumper is the grey rabbit that is Bambi's best friend.
There are no rabbits in Harry Potter which have a name except Binky which was Lavender Brown's rabbit but that rabbit wasn't mentioned in the films.
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There were two "spirit bunnies" as you call them. The "good guy spirit bunny"'s name was Elil-hrair-rah, or El-ahrairah, who was based on the African American hero Brer Rabbit. The stories of Brer Rabbit were alluded to in the end of Ch. 48, when Dr. Adams (probably an allusion to the author himself Richard Adams) was reassuring Lucy that Hazel, the main character, will survive his being beaten up after Dr. Adams heals Hazel. El-ahrairah is a folk tale told among the rabbits, rather like a creation story and the cunning of rabbits and how great was El-ahrairah. The "bad guy spirit bunny"'s name was The Black Rabbit of Inle, who was based on the Grim Reaper. Bigwig and Hazel think that Holly, when he comes to join their warren, is the Black Rabbit, because he yells, "Zorn!" which means destroy(ed). El-ahrairah wants to make a deal with the Black Rabbit, but he fails.
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it may have been Watership down not sure it was like rabbit war story Irecall.
Watership Down was a big grassy area where the rabbits lived.
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"Watership Down" by Richard Adams .
because the author wanted to call it that The name is taken from the rabbits' destination, Watership Down, a hill in north Hampshire, England, near where Author, Richard Adams, grew up.
Could you be thinking of Watership Down? I guess that counts as a fantasy novel..
Because DJ is black. ....and because at the end they sail away on a raft. Hence 'water ship' going down.
if youre thinking of a french pet rabbit it is a : lapin and it is pronounced lapan
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Alice is the girl who fell down the rabbit hole in the story Alice in Wonderland.
The term "Watership Down" refers to a real hill in England, but in the context of the story by Richard Adams, it is the name of the rabbits' home and a place of safety and refuge. It holds significance as the rabbits' ultimate goal and symbolizes their journey to find a new home and establish a peaceful community.