Rats of NIMH

In "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH," Brutus is one of the rats who lives in the rosebush near Mrs. Frisby's home. He is known for his brute strength and loyalty to Nicodemus. Brutus helps protect the rats and plays a key role in their escape and survival.

The rats of NIMH were different because they were highly intelligent due to being experimented on at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). They were able to read, write, and understand complex concepts, making them unlike traditional rats. Additionally, they had a higher level of consciousness and self-awareness compared to regular rats.

Jonathan never told Mrs. Frisby about NIMH because he had to leave quickly to protect his family and felt that revealing the truth about NIMH would have put them in danger. Additionally, he may have wanted to shield his family from the complexities and dangers associated with NIMH.

The owl changes his attitude towards Mrs. Frisby because he learns of her bravery and selflessness in seeking help to save her family. He sees her determination and courage, which impresses and influences his perception of her. Additionally, her genuine care for her family and willingness to risk her own safety to protect them likely resonated with the owl.

The owl changes his attitude toward Mrs. Frisby after she shows courage and determination in seeking his help to save her family. He admires her bravery and loyalty to her children, leading him to offer his assistance in guiding her to find a solution to her problem.

Mrs. Frisby's determination and bravery in facing challenges, along with her kindness towards the owl, earn her the owl's respect and admiration. The owl sees that Mrs. Frisby is willing to take risks for the sake of her family, which changes its initial attitude towards her.

All conversation stops when Mrs. Frisby enters the location because the animals are in awe of her bravery and determination to seek help for her family. They are impressed by her courage and are eager to hear her story.

Mrs. Frisby is portrayed as kind, strong, and determined. She is a devoted mother who overcomes challenges to protect her family. She is also shown to be resourceful and brave in the face of adversity.

In the movie, the rats live in a rosebush near the farmers house, where they have electricity, that they have stolen from the humans. I would describe it as dark, dreary, and wet or moist looking.

Mrs. Frisby was nervous because the warming weather would cause the plow to come earlier, putting her family's home at risk of being destroyed before they could move to their summer home. She was concerned about the safety of her children and the fate of her family.

Dr. Schultz underestimated Jason by assuming he was a slow, unproductive mouse. However, Jason was actually very intelligent and able to learn quickly. His ability to solve complex problems and adapt surprised Dr. Schultz.

The rats are stockpiling food and other stuff so they can live in Thorn Valley without stealing. These are smart rats. They want to grow their own food and possibly make their own electricity.

Both the owl and Mrs. Frisby are facing the threat of danger. The owl is trapped in the cage and unable to escape, while Mrs. Frisby is trying to save her family's home from being destroyed by the farmer's plow. Both are in challenging situations that require them to find a way to overcome their predicaments.

Dr. Schultz's undoing was due to his caution in trying to outsmart Calvin Candie while attempting to buy Django's wife. His hesitance to go along with the charade ultimately led to a tense confrontation where Candie discovered their true intentions, resulting in Schultz's demise.

Mrs Page and Mrs Ford are characters in William Shakespeare's play "The Merry Wives of Windsor." They are both married women who are friends and central figures in the play's plot, as they become the target of Falstaff's attempts at seduction. They ultimately outsmart Falstaff and teach him a lesson.

Yes, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a real place. It is a United States government agency that conducts research on mental health disorders and provides information and resources to the public.

Her husband Johnathan helped him escape/saved his life. Since he was dead he had to repay his debt to Johnathan by aiding his widow.

She finds out many things from Justin that shock her. For example, that the rats are super-intelligent, super-strong, civilized, escaped from NIMH and have built elevators, lights, carpet, elegant landscape, etc. in a dang rat hole!

Mrs. Higgins is depicted as a caring and supportive mother figure who wants the best for her son, Alfred. She is concerned about his well-being and is willing to help him overcome his mistakes. Alfred is a troubled young man who has made poor choices but shows potential for growth and redemption. Through Mrs. Higgins' guidance, he realizes the importance of honesty and integrity.

The rats of NIMH, particularly Nicodemus, are portrayed as intelligent, resourceful, and compassionate creatures. They are shown to be highly organized and strategic in their efforts to thrive independently of humans. Additionally, they exhibit a strong sense of community and loyalty towards each other.

Rats are social animals that live in groups, with a dominant male in charge. They are curious, intelligent, and resourceful, adapting quickly to new environments. Rats exhibit grooming behaviors to establish social bonds and communicate through scent marking and vocalizations.

It is easy! Mrs is a woman who is married!

Mr is a man or boy or whatever and miss is a female who is not married! xx

Hope it helps.... xxx bibi xx:

Mrs frisby is the mother, Timothy is the youngest (the one who gets pneumonia)

and was never as strong as his brother because when young he got bitten by a spder on the neck although mrs frisby beleives he is the most is the smatest andmost thoughtful of the children, but when it came to being sick he was the first to get it and the slowest to recover, martin was much like his father, strong, quick, and the biggest of the children, teresa is the oldest and most mature, and cynthia is very pretting but is kinda stupid (the book said it not me) and mr frisby... mr jonathan frisby... he was with the rats of nimh but never told mrs frisby. he was killed drugging the cat dragon. dragon- a lazy orange fur ball. jeremy is a young crow still trying to figure out how stupid it is to fly up and down when tangeled to a fence. the darn thing'll get eaten by the cat! billy and paul- paul is older than billy- both mr fitsgibbin's sons. mr and mrs fitsgibbin- mr F. is the farmer. mrs. F. is simply his wife. the rats: ordinary rats that were vaccinated by a chemical to make them smart. now they're genius. mr ages- a mouse- friends with mr frisby- mr ages is a doctor. i think thats mostly it.

Jonathan did not tell Mrs. Frisby about the Rats of NIMH because he died before he had the chance to share this information with her. Additionally, the Rats preferred to remain hidden from humans and usually did not reveal themselves unless necessary.

The owl, named Mr. Ages, listened to Mrs. Frisby because he knew her to be a trusted friend and important ally. He respected her courage, kindness, and determination to protect her family. Mrs. Frisby also sought Mr. Ages for advice and help, leading him to assist her whenever possible.