Like Trees in November
Hazel and Blackberry go off to discuss the new rabbits. They realize there is something wrong with the rabbits, but they do not understand the cause of their sadness. They seem preoccupied and make strange laughing sounds. In the morning, Strawberry wakes them to feed in the meadow. The man has gone by and they want to get the food. They feed on carrots that have been scattered by the man. Fiver will not eat the food or enter the burrow. He is angry that Hazel is ignoring his feeling. He knows Hazel feels it too, but he chooses to.....
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