I sympathised completely with Emo bunny.

'The other bunnies didn't understand his feelings. All he really wanted was for someone to come and hold him, rubbing his cheek until everything was okay[...] Why did everything have to be so wonderful when he was trying to wallow in misery.'

Emo is my kind of bunny. He just wants to be left alone but he becomes curious and not at all excited when he finds the Easter Bunny, a not so nice creature, overseeing his duck minions as they capture bunnies and other animals to slave away in the nearby Easter Egg factory. His curiosity leads him to being blackmailed by unlikely rescuers, the plague rats (Help us or we'll give you the plague!). His heroism goes unnoticed and he goes back to his miserable life.

For some reason I want to compare this to Animal Farm even though I've never read it so I could be wrong. Anyway, I rather enjoyed it. I would definitely give Emo a hug and may be slip him a couple of anti-depressants too.

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