Fiver....
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freebullet
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Huh, I'm pretty sure that mold got broke when the real one came out...
fiver
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Bonus points for anyone who can tell me where it's from.
Fiver: Hazel's younger brother; his Lapine name is Hrairoo, which means "Little-thousand". He is a seer or a prophet, and his visions of the destruction of the Sandleford warren compel him to leave, along with his brother Hazel and several other rabbits. His visions guide his considerable wisdom, such as when he realizes the true danger of the snared warren, which wins him the respect of his fellows who come to accept his counsel without question. Later, when Hazel is wounded by a gunshot in a raid on a human farm's rabbit hutch, Fiver has a vision that enables him to save his brother. He also gives Hazel a vision that inspires Hazel to set up the release of the Nuthanger Farm dog to save the warren from General Woundwort. In the TV series, Fiver's visions come in rhymes, and he often feels responsible for foreseeing terrible things, blaming himself for their outcome.
oh Fiverr is alright, he has his own thing going on there.
besides spellcheck say's spelling it that way is incorrect.
Fiver: Hazel's younger brother; his Lapine name is Hrairoo, which means "Little-thousand". He is a seer or a prophet, and his visions of the destruction of the Sandleford warren compel him to leave, along with his brother Hazel and several other rabbits. His visions guide his considerable wisdom, such as when he realizes the true danger of the snared warren, which wins him the respect of his fellows who come to accept his counsel without question. Later, when Hazel is wounded by a gunshot in a raid on a human farm's rabbit hutch, Fiver has a vision that enables him to save his brother. He also gives Hazel a vision that inspires Hazel to set up the release of the Nuthanger Farm dog to save the warren from General Woundwort. In the TV series, Fiver's visions come in rhymes, and he often feels responsible for foreseeing terrible things, blaming himself for their outcome.
oh Fiverr is alright, he has his own thing going on there.
besides spellcheck say's spelling it that way is incorrect.
Ian
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I got it at "Hazel". That book absolutely riveted me at about age nine, even learned Lapine out of the appendix in the back. My parents were certain at that point I was nuts. Hoi hoi u umbleer, m'saion ulee hraka vair....or something like that.
Guess I can't make fun of Trekkies who speak fluent Klingon.
Guess I can't make fun of Trekkies who speak fluent Klingon.
