Chapter 18 - Tommy Tit Proves A Friend Indeed

Send us Fan MailAfter rescuing Miss Fuzzytail, Peter insists on walking her home, despite her reassurances. She admits her capture was due to distraction while admiring him, and makes him turn back before reaching her father, Old Jed Thumper, out of fear. Peter enjoys many pleasant days with Miss Fuzzytail. However, Old Jed Thumper discovers their friendship and unleashes his fury, escalating his attempts to drive Peter out, even leading Mr. Goshawk to Peter's resting spot. Tommy Tit's timely warning saves Peter from the hawk.Notable Quotes:"Nothing in all the world is so precious as a true friend." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)"The sky is blue; the leaves are green; The golden sunbeams peep between; My heart is joyful as can be, And all the world looks bright to me." – Peter Rabbit (song)Summary:The idyllic period of Peter and Miss Fuzzytail's blossoming romance.Jed Thumper's escalating cunning and villainy in trying to harm Peter.The consistent reliability and unwavering importance of Tommy Tit as a true friend.Support the show