El-ahrairah is one of the two posthumous overarching protagonists (alongside Black Rabbit of Inlé) in the Watership Down series. He is a rabbit who lived long before Hazel and the rest of …

El-ahrairah: A rabbit trickster culture hero, who is the protagonist of nearly all of the rabbits' stories. He represents what every rabbit wants to be: Smart, devious, tricky, and devoted to …

El-ahrairah, the trickster rabbit folk hero of legend, is invoked several times throughout the novel as various groups of rabbits in different warrens gather to tell tales of his bravery, trickery, and …

El-ahrairah formed a plan to seek out the Black Rabbit —in spite of his fear of the legendary spirit—and offer him his own life in return for the safety of his people. El-ahrairah knew that …

El-ahrairah, a rabbit, had uncountable wives and children, and his vast, sprawling brood ate so much grass that it grew thin the world over. Frith urged El-ahrairah to find a way to control his …

El-ahrairah could not figure out a way to get rid of King Darzin, and he realized he needed special help. He decided to seek out the Black Rabbit of Inlé, an immortal rabbit appointed by Lord …

Why should you care about The El-ahrairah Myths in Richard Adams's Watership Down? We have the answers here, in a quick and easy way.

El-ahrairah is the ultimate trickster, the prince of the rabbits who tries to trick even Lord Frith himself, the sun god and creator. El-ahrairah's adventures, often with the aid of his friend …

2017年1月5日 · In it the reader is introduced to Lord El-ahrairah, the first rabbit created by Frith (the deity of the book). El-ahrairah is archetypical, and is a multifaceted character. He is like …

2016年5月24日 · El-ahrairah’s pride and rebellion leads Frith to differentiate the created animals — some to be enemy carnivores. We read of Lord Frith’s punishment: I would not be you, El …