Chapter 11 - Peter Rabbit Has A Sudden Change Of Mind

Send us Fan MailJust as he is about to give up and return to the Old Briar-patch, Peter glimpses two soft, gentle eyes peeking from behind a fern. His rude stare causes the eyes to disappear, but he apologizes and tries to coax out their owner, feeling a deep loneliness. The eyes reappear, captivating Peter with their beauty and shyness. He learns they belong to a smaller rabbit, and upon finding a delicate footprint, Peter has a sudden change of heart, finding a compelling new reason to stay in the Old Pasture.Notable Quotes:"Whatever you decide to do Make up your mind to see it through." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)Summary:The immediate and profound impact of the soft, gentle eyes on Peter, dispelling his previous despair.The shyness of Miss Fuzzytail and Peter's careful attempts to engage with her.The significance of the small footprint, a striking contrast to Jed Thumper's.Peter's sudden "change of mind" that irrevocably alters the course of his journey.Support the show