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Rabbit
The third in our three part series on trickster characters: The Rabbit. There are a bunch of things that are rabbits and a bunch of things that look like rabbits but aren’t, so let’s get that cleared up first. Then we can get into the history of the rabbit as a significant character both in history and folklore and xplain why it is the world’s most famous rabbit probably isn’t one. Finally, we’ll discuss why rabbits are both good and bad and how they came to be one of the best Tricksters in all of folklore. You can support the show at https://www.gmwordoftheweek.com/support . Any help is welcome.