Chapter 31 - Blacky The Crow Has Sharp Eyes

Send us Fan MailBlacky the Crow, despite his reputation for mischief, possesses exceptionally sharp eyes. Flying over the Old Briar-patch, he recalls Jenny Wren's gossip about "great news." He flies lower and spots Peter looking worried, then sees Mrs. Peter. To his astonishment, he spots something more under a thick sweet-briar bush. With a hoarse chuckle, he flies off, shrieking, "Peter Rabbit's got a family!" Reddy Fox grumbles, knowing Old Man Coyote will now be interested, while Jimmy Skunk grins, and Redtail the Hawk anticipates a meal.Notable Quotes:"Mischief always waits to greet Idle hands and idle feet." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)Summary:Blacky the Crow's pivotal role as the ultimate "broadcaster" of the news.The swift and widespread consequences of the secret being fully revealed to all.The unsettling implications of the predators' excited reactions to the news of Peter's family.Support the show