"Five" with and "r" on the end. Rhymes with "diver."
Watership Down.
Psychic powers
Hazel is the main character who leads the group of rabbits from Sandleford Warren to Watership Down.
In "Watership Down," Hazel does not ignore Fiver; rather, he takes his brother's instincts and visions seriously. Fiver, who has a strong sense of intuition about danger, warns Hazel and their companions about the impending threat from humans and the fate of their warren. Hazel's leadership is characterized by his willingness to listen to Fiver, which ultimately guides their journey to find a safe new home for their group. This bond between the two brothers is central to the story, highlighting themes of trust and the importance of intuition.
The opening paragraph of "Watership Down" introduces the reader to a tranquil scene in the countryside, focusing on a rabbit named Fiver who senses a coming danger. It sets the tone for the story by establishing a sense of unease amidst the natural beauty, highlighting Fiver's intuition and the bond with his brother Hazel. This initial moment foreshadows the adventure and challenges that lie ahead for the rabbits.
Watership Down.
Psychic powers
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.
The book does not actually come out and say "Fiver dies", it's inferred when Hazel-rah dies of old age (the book does say he lived longer than most rabbits) and joins El-ahrairah's owsla that Fiver is dead.
Fiver
In "Watership Down," the rabbits from Sandleford that leave with Fiver's group include Hazel, Fiver, and his brother, Bigwig. They are joined by other rabbits like Dandelion, Pipkin, and Blackberry as they seek a new home away from the dangers of their original warren. Each character brings unique traits and skills that aid their survival and journey.
Hazel is the main character who leads the group of rabbits from Sandleford Warren to Watership Down.
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.
The hutch rabbits in Watership Down are a group of rabbits who live in captivity in a hutch on the farm of the antagonist, General Woundwort. They are contrasted with the wild rabbits of Watership Down who have escaped and live free in the countryside. The hutch rabbits are portrayed as living in fear and captivity, symbolizing the struggle between freedom and control in the story.
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Watership down is Fantasy
Watership Down is the book by Richard Adams which tells the fantasy story of Fiver, Hazel, Bigwig and Silver and all the other rabbits that go with them on there long jurney away from the warren.