Review of the Rabbits who caused all the trouble by James Thurber in Fables of your times

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Review of the Rabbits who caused all the trouble by James Thurber in Fables of your times

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The text we are going to study is entitled "The Rabbits who caused all the trouble". It is an extract from "Fables of your times" written by James Thurber in 1940. The main characters of this text are the rabbits and the wolves. However, there are other animals involved in the story. The precise place where the story takes place is not mentioned, but we can assume that the scene takes place in a forest or a wood.

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About the Many Events Which Happened in the Course of the Story
The Attitudes of the Different Animals
James Thurber's Choice

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[...] Review of the Rabbits who caused all the trouble by James Thurber in Fables of your times The texte we are going to study is entitled The Rabbits who caused all the trouble. It's an extract from Fables of your times written by James Thurber in 1940. The main characters of this text are the rabbits and the wolves. However, there are other animals involved in the story. The precise place where the story takes place is not mentioned but we can guess the scene takes place in a forest or a wood. [...]

[...] The wolves thought the rabbits had misbehaved because they were savages. So, the rabbits planned to escape. They wanted to be among themselves not be accused and to live the life they wanted to be free to live. But the other animals disapproved of the rabbits decision. The other animals thought the rabbits should show they were brave. We can notice the other animals' reaction was hypocritical since they lived from away from the wolves and they weren't in the rabbits'shoes. [...]

[...] In this text the other animals stand for the allies who turned a blind eye on the situation and did nothing. Thus, we note there is a moral in this fable. Here, the moral means you should do as you have decided to. You shouldn't listen to other people. The most important is to save your skin. To conclude, the fable Rabbits who caused all the trouble is about a pack of wolves who complain about the way rabbits are living near them. [...]

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