chicken: (04. Curse of the Were-Rabbit)
chicken ([personal profile] chicken) wrote2009-04-10 10:51 am
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One Rabbit or Many?

One rabbit or many? What do you believe? What do kids believe?

Does the Easter Bunny deliver all those eggs all by itself, in one time-space-continuum-defying night of herculean work, or is there a bevy of bunny helpers, a whole warren full of helpful little paws?

Similarly, is Santa also physics-defying, or does he just have lots of Elf helpers?

If the prevailing societal myth in both cases is actually the Lone Faster Than Light Rabbit/Santa, which of the two myths stays believable longer, for children? If one topples, does the other then automatically fall as well?

These are some thoughts I had today whilst hop-staggering down the hall to deliver only half a dozen small eggs. The bunny has some stamina! (I know I don't.)

Also, P.S., this is the perfect weekend (other than Halloween) for re-watching "The Curse of the Were-Rabbit". I'm just saying.

[identity profile] tx-cronopio.livejournal.com 2009-04-10 02:59 pm (UTC)(link)
We had hard-boiled eggs but my mom would never buy chocolate bunnies when we were kids...they were somehow sacriligious in her east texas methodist world. So today I think I shall buy myself one ;)

[identity profile] chicken-cem.livejournal.com 2009-04-10 03:04 pm (UTC)(link)
Just BE CAREFUL now, you wouldn't want a similar fate (as [livejournal.com profile] keever points out, it is safer to eat these chocolate bunnies indoors where the Other Rabbits can't see you).

Perhaps that guy's mother was also a Methodist, and this is exactly the retribution he ought to expect.