Watership Down Conclusion

In Watership Down, a group of rabbits consisting of ,Hazel, Fiver, and their companions travel away in the search of a new warren. On their journey, Hazel and the rabbits he brought went through many troubles including, crossing a river and Cowslip’s warren, a warren that was surrounded by snares, until they reach the down. Though they had found their home they wouldn’t keep it for long if they didn’t find does. Kehaar, a gull they found at the down, told them how to find does. They traveled to a farm and Efrafa,a warren with a controlling dictator,getting does from both.They got home, but the general, Woundwort, was after them. In the end Woundwort was attacked by a dog, but they never found his body, and it ended happily. Watership Down had many characters mentioned, but I am most like Blackberry. Blackberry and I have many common traits, we are creative, loyal, calm, and always thinking on our feet. here are some other examples why Blackberry and I are alike. When crossing the river, Blackberry pushed
These parts in the story is what I like. In the end the rabbits had a place to live for years to come. It had no harm from humans and there was plenty of food. Also, Kehaar got to go back to his home after helping the rabbits. Although there were many good things these are parts I didn’t like. When Bigwig almost dies in a snare at Cowslip’s warren. I also didn’t like when Cowslip’s rabbits attacked Captain Holly and Bluebell. Many parts were good and some bad, but the book was amazing.
Bigwig is an important character in the novel. He is strong, loyal, but doesn’t always listen. I can compare him to another character from a television show. Kai, from the show LEGO Ninjago; Masters of Spinjitzu. They both have done things that prove them alike. In the novel, Bigwig runs out and distracts the fox without Hazel’s consent. In Ninjago, Kai runs off without his leader’s consent. Kai and Bigwig are very