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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Watership Down

Book • 1972

Watership Down is an adventure novel that tells the story of a group of rabbits who flee their warren after one of them, Fiver, has a premonition of impending disaster.

Led by Hazel and Bigwig, the rabbits face numerous perils, including hostile rabbit communities and human threats, as they search for a new home.

The novel explores themes of leadership, freedom, and survival, contrasting the democratic and caring leadership of Hazel with the authoritarian rule of General Woundwort.

The story is rich in anthropomorphic details, including the rabbits' own culture, language, and mythology, and it provides deep insights into the trials and triumphs of life through the eyes of its rabbit characters.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by Tom Morello as a book he has gifted the most, praising its heroism, courage, and friendship themes.

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Mentioned by

Tom Morello

as a book he has gifted the most, highlighting its themes of heroism, courage, and friendship.

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Mentioned by Kevin as a fiction book he finished and recommends for its characters and lessons.

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Javi

como un libro sorprendente y épico protagonizado por conejos, que le está gustando mucho.

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Mentioned by

Pedro Pascal

as a movie he saw as a child that was traumatizing.

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Mentioned by

Wayne Brady

as the reason for his negative perception of rabbits being violent.

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Mentioned by

Kirk Hamilton

as a book that appears in both "The Stand" and "The Fireman."

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Mentioned by

Matthew Luhn

as one of his frequently reread books.

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Mentioned, although the speaker admits to never having read it, while discussing how the story would change if the speaker were the protagonist.

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Mentioned by

Marina Hyde

in the context of a discussion about constructed languages in film and television.

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