@wallhackio The whole world will be your enemy, Prince of A Thousand Enemies, and if they catch you, they will kill you.

But first they just catch you.

spoilers for Watership Down 

@coriander and most importantly of all, Fiver did not die

@vaporeon_ a bunch of rabbits leave their warren to form a new warren because one of the rabbits, who is prone to premonitions, has a vision that their current living space will lead to their deaths

they go on a long journey full of dangers, including various predators, mankind, and other hostile rabbits. along the way we learn about the fictional language, culture, and mythology of rabbits

they are real life tiny rabbits, not anthropomorphized cartoon rabbits. the story is fairly "realistic" (as realistic a story can be with wild animals communicating with each other with language), although there are dashes of magical realism here and there

@Sherclod Holmes @Vaporeon :vaporeon: ☭ Richard Adams is my favourite author. The Plague Dogs might unironically be one of the best books ever written and it never gets talked about.

watership down 

@wallhackio i haven't read it since high school but the section where one rabbit figures out how to float on wood and the rest of the rabbits are so incredibly freaked out and confused was so well done it stuck with me all this time

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