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It was a good thing that Burke kept his character true to itself and didn't make it to have a change of heart suddenly. Far too often very good "bad characters" got either discarded too early or they realized their mistakes in the end and became good. Of course, you had to always be careful, what you told the kids, and probably choosing a story with the right morals was very appropriate and safe. But as you grew and you became less affected from, what others told you simply because you had your own mind to make the decisions, then having a bad character being bad was exciting. You had a chance to explore the other side of the story.

However, she did not show this tiny bit of approval to Burke - that would be too much to ask from Osprey, conceited and bad mannered she was with him. "The poor Had-wig continued wailing and crying, until one by one the inhabitants of the forest started to appear, wondering, what had happened. Very soon the crying big beast and the Bunny-butt were surrounded by many curious people, watching the odd pair and making their own assumptions.

Then one of them cried out: "That guy hurt Had! Let's chase him out!" And all of the mass of people turned on to Bunny-butt. However, Had-wig misunderstood everything and thought that now everyone was attacking him. Therefore he began to run too, caught up with the bunny-but, yanked him up by one of his hind-legs and ran as fast as he could."