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Old Jed Thumper is furious that Peter Rabbit remains in the Old Pasture despite his attempts to drive him out and vows to capture him. Unbeknownst to Jed, his daughter, Miss Fuzzytail, overhears his plans.
As Jed sets out, Miss Fuzzytail cleverly uses thumping sounds to misdirect him, sending him on fruitless chases around the Old Pasture, thus protecting Peter, who rests safely on his sunning-bank.
Notable Quotes:
- "You cannot judge a person's temper by his size. There is more meanness in the head of a Weasel than in the whole of a Bear." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)
Summary:
- Old Jed Thumper's deep-seated possessiveness and explosive temper are on full display.
- Miss Fuzzytail's cleverness and resourcefulness are highlighted as she distracts her father to protect Peter.
- The theme of hidden acts of kindness that subtly influence the plot's progression.
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