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1. creosote
2. culvert
3. warren
4. myxomatosis
5. stoat
6. devolve
7. dissension*
8. bracken
9. gait*
10. impudent*
11. conspicuously*
12. lampoon
13. propitious*
14. raucous*
15. ribald
16. ubiquitous*
17. common
18. furtive*
19. kestrel
20. lassitude
21. pensive*
22. plausible
23. scut
24. vagabonds
25. vaporing*
26. concourse
27. conspicuous*
28. convex
29. languid*
30. opulent*
31. redolent*
32. adroit
33. incredulous*
34. acquiescence*
35. impiety
36.lacerate
37. urbane
38. escarpment
39. fastidious
40. filamentary
41. membranous
42. myriad*
43. precipitous
44. scrupulously
45. stridulated
46. tenacious*
47. undulated*
48. colonnade
49. oblique
50. stupefied
51. circumscribed*
52. ductile
53. foraging
54. staunch*
55. utilitarian
56. coruscated
57. damascene
58. azure
59. paltry
60. sinuous
61. thwart*
62. apathetic
63. torpid
64. exotic
65. gabbling
66. gregarious*
67. guano
68. guttural
69. intrepid*
70. malodorous
71. oscillated
72. reconnaissance
73. reticence*
74. rookery
75. vernacular*
76. byre
77. vehemence*
78. luminosity
2. culvert
3. warren
4. myxomatosis
5. stoat
6. devolve
7. dissension*
8. bracken
9. gait*
10. impudent*
11. conspicuously*
12. lampoon
13. propitious*
14. raucous*
15. ribald
16. ubiquitous*
17. common
18. furtive*
19. kestrel
20. lassitude
21. pensive*
22. plausible
23. scut
24. vagabonds
25. vaporing*
26. concourse
27. conspicuous*
28. convex
29. languid*
30. opulent*
31. redolent*
32. adroit
33. incredulous*
34. acquiescence*
35. impiety
36.lacerate
37. urbane
38. escarpment
39. fastidious
40. filamentary
41. membranous
42. myriad*
43. precipitous
44. scrupulously
45. stridulated
46. tenacious*
47. undulated*
48. colonnade
49. oblique
50. stupefied
51. circumscribed*
52. ductile
53. foraging
54. staunch*
55. utilitarian
56. coruscated
57. damascene
58. azure
59. paltry
60. sinuous
61. thwart*
62. apathetic
63. torpid
64. exotic
65. gabbling
66. gregarious*
67. guano
68. guttural
69. intrepid*
70. malodorous
71. oscillated
72. reconnaissance
73. reticence*
74. rookery
75. vernacular*
76. byre
77. vehemence*
78. luminosity
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- Collaborative Problem Solving
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- Beyond Natural Instincts
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4 comments:
I think this is another example of the fact that the rabbits needed other species to help them or they would have failed.
I agree with Ben. They do need to make peace with different species of animals or humans to keep living.
I think Hazel could have made it back to Watership Down, though it would probably take him a while to get back to Watership Down. Hazel has a lot of spirit and I don't think Hazel would let a cat kill him after he worked so hard to form the new warren at Watership Down. I'm glad that a human saved Hazel because I really like that character. He was a really good leader and I don't think he deserved to die at the end of the story, or at least until Frith or the Black Rabbit calls to him.
Ben & David,
Can you elborate and support with an example from the story?
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