In Richard Adams' "Watership Down," Hazel does not die within the main narrative of the story. Instead, he peacefully passes away in the afterlife at the end of the novel. Hazel finds himself in a serene place where he is reunited with his fellow rabbits, particularly El-Ahrairah, symbolizing a tranquil conclusion to his journey. This moment reflects the themes of life, death, and the continuation of the spirit in the world of the rabbits.
Hazel is the main character who leads the group of rabbits from Sandleford Warren to Watership Down.
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In "Watership Down," the diplomatic mission to Efrafa is led by Hazel, the chief rabbit of the Watership Down warren. He is accompanied by a small group, including Fiver, Bigwig, and other trusted companions. Their mission aims to negotiate with General Woundwort and seek the freedom of the does held in Efrafa. Hazel's leadership demonstrates his courage and diplomatic skills in the face of potential danger.
In "Watership Down," it is Hazel who runs to Pipkin's aid when he is being attacked by a crow. Despite the danger, Hazel bravely intervenes to save his friend, demonstrating his leadership and loyalty to the group. This moment highlights the themes of friendship and courage that permeate the story.
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Hazel is the main character who leads the group of rabbits from Sandleford Warren to Watership Down.
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Fiver was the telepathic rabbit in "Watership Down." He had the ability to sense danger and communicate with others through a form of extrasensory perception.
They are characters in the book Watership Down by Richard Adams.
Most of the rabbits contribute towards a leadership i.e. Blackberry with his ideas, Fiver telling them where to go, Bigwig's skills in fighting and Hazel's quick thinking. However, at the new warren on Watership Down, Hazel seems to take charge with support from the others.
In "Watership Down," Hazel does not come back to life in a physical sense. However, he does experience a spiritual reunion with his friends in the afterlife as he passes away peacefully at the end of the story. His journey reflects themes of leadership, sacrifice, and the enduring bonds of friendship.