Wild Rabbit
One of the rabbits in the woods who initially rejects the Velveteen Rabbit.
Core Belief
"Physical ability and conformity to natural standards are essential for acceptance and belonging."
Worldview
The world is a place of freedom and physical activity, where strength and agility are valued above all else. He sees the Velveteen Rabbit as an outsider due to his artificial nature and lack of physical capabilities.
Personality
The Wild Rabbit is carefree, confident, and somewhat superficial. He values physical ability and conformity, initially judging the Velveteen Rabbit based on his appearance and lack of hind legs. He represents the natural world and the importance of physical prowess in that environment.
In Their Own Words
"Why don't you get up and play with us?"
"He hasn't got any hind legs! Fancy a rabbit without any hind legs!"
"He doesn't smell right! He isn't a rabbit at all! He isn't real!"
Other Characters from The Velveteen Rabbit
Velveteen Rabbit
A stuffed rabbit who longs to become real through a child's love.
Skin Horse
An old, wise toy who explains the concept of 'Real' to the Velveteen Rabbit.
The Boy
The Velveteen Rabbit's owner, whose love makes him Real.
Nursery Magic Fairy
The fairy who transforms old, loved toys into real creatures.
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