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Peter finds happiness in his love for Miss Fuzzytail, despite Jed Thumper's hostility. He tries to persuade her to move to the Old Briar-patch, but she is reluctant to leave her home. Old Man Coyote's helpful howl, though intended to scare Jed Thumper, also terrifies Miss Fuzzytail.
Peter reassures her that Old Man Coyote is his friend and that the Old Briar-patch is the safest place. Miss Fuzzytail, now fearful of Old Man Coyote's return, whispers "Yes" to moving with Peter.
Notable Quotes:
- "Love is a beautiful, wonderful thing. There's nothing quite like it on all the green earth. 'Tis love in the heart teaches birdies to sing, And gives the wide world all its joy and its mirth." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)
Summary:
- The deepening of Peter and Miss Fuzzytail's relationship, even without spoken words of love.
- The conflict between the comfort of home and the necessity of safety.
- Old Man Coyote's unintentional role in bringing the two rabbits closer.
- The simple yet powerful moment of Miss Fuzzytail's whispered "Yes," sealing their fate.
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