They symbolize people.
yes of course they are going to panic they are rats they are going to try to get out of there
The rat of the Chinese zodiac can symbolize wealth and fertility. In other traditions, rats symbolize cunning, wisdom, and a drive to succeed.
The narrator finds rats inside his prison in "The Pit and the Pendulum." The rats are attracted to him when he is unconscious due to their need for warmth and food.
No they'd clime out
Pit vipers - like the vast majority of snake species - are rodent eaters. They prey on animals such as rats, mice, voles etc.
In "The Pit and the Pendulum," the pit symbolizes the fear of the unknown and impending death. The pit represents the protagonist's descent into madness and despair as he faces a perilous situation. It also conveys the feeling of hopelessness and helplessness in the face of a cruel and inescapable fate.
probably they would get scared i dont know do i by the hobo
they will not panic if you put lots of them in a pit
A night, and it was Nyx covering the world in the dark mist (air) of her mate Erebos from Tartarus the pit.
The setting of the story "Pit Pony" by Joyce Barkhouse is in a coal mining town in Nova Scotia, Canada during the early 1900s. The story takes place in the coal mines where children and ponies are employed to work in dangerous conditions underground.
The prisoner pushes a piece of meat to attract rats that then chew through his restraints, allowing him to escape the descending pendulum pit. To escape the swinging pendulum, he lays flat on the ground as it swings above him until he is no longer in its path.