Watership down 1978 clip 9: bigwig vs general woundwort

Bigwig ambushes Woundwort and they fight to exhaustion. The dog arrives and kills many of the Efrafan soldiers. Hearing the commotion, Woundwort abandons Bigwig and fearlessly confronts the dog. No trace of Woundwort is found, leaving his fate ambiguous.
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[@Luke47895]

"I told you once that I was trying to impress you, I hope I have." Bigwig may just be the most badass fictional rabbit ever.

[@AdamasutojrAJR]

Luke47895 the clash between 2 cold blood killers

[@Luke47895]

Woundwurt absolutely, but not with Bigiwg. That's what makes his character arc so great, he started off as the arrogant bully, who put himself above others. By the end he became the protector of the other rabbits and was prepared to die defending Hazel's warren.

[@goatman411]

I still remember the goosebumps I got as a child listening to that quote. General Woundwort terrified me as a child, and Bigwig fearlessly facing him down was one of my favorite childhood moments.

[@Luke47895]

The end of the exchange is even better in the book. When Woundwurt asks Bigwig why he keeps fighting Bigwig answers with: "My chief rabbit has told me to defend this run, and until he says otherwise, I shall stay here."

[@pcpolice2518]

Luke47895 probably one of the best moments I ever experienced reading a novel. Just how woundwort started to realize that he was afraid of Bigwig and how he just assumed the chief rabbit would be some stronger rabbit.

[@GnomePickles]

We named one of the lambs after Bigwig and he became the biggest sheep we had. He also was the one to charge any threat he saw to the field. He was a brave lad and I miss him dearly.

[@andrewnichols1023]

That’s so sweet you love animals, I’m in the same boat

[@DrWa11is]

Love how General Woundwort shits himself a bit when Bigwig tells him his chief told him to defend the warren.

[@rampancyproductions]

The book clarifies this a little bit more, if a rabbit was chief it was because they were a big enough boss to earn it, Bigwig had him evenly matched and he was thinking he now had to fight an even tougher rabbit “if” he beats bigwig, depending on if he heard the riot on the surface he was either going up to get more help or thinking it was the chief. Also a sweet little moment in that bigwig finally acknowledged hazel as chief.

[@tomnorton4277]

@@rampancyproductions In the Netflix version, Woundwort had an annoying sidekick who spelled out why he was taken aback. Just the simple "your... chief?" in this version was all we needed. However, I'll give the Netflix version credit for this. It gave us a payoff for Woundwort being taken aback. In this version, Woundwort never realized who the chief was but in the Netflix version, he saw Hazel leading the dog and heard Bigwig call him "Hazel Ra". Woundwort realized that the chief wasn't the mighty warrior he was building up in his head and burst out laughing, even taking note of the fact that Hazel was visibly limping by calling him "that lame rabbit".

[@PrezPendejo]

I like the happy triumphant music as the dog goes on a berserk killing spree.

[@savantcrystian2686]

PrezPendejo right!?😂😂

[@SirCraigius]

To be fair, that blood soaked killing spree was the salvation of the Watership Down warren. It wiped out or drove off the Efrafan's :D

[@thedarklennialsz8120]

Far beyond it's age, the viciousness and furiously harsh look at nature displayed. One of the most underrated animated movies today, beautiful.

[@vallhallabound13]

SimZim aka AFROKING I think it is about our natural state. I also believe that the personification of the rabbits, the ideas presented in the story of the indifferent rabbits in the "dead" warren, the story of friendship, leadership, and sacrifice are also key ideas of this epic tale.

[@danielgrimes8312]

is not underrated...maybe just a bit... is a forggoten Classic , Nowdays needs a Comeback

[@degsbabe]

Movies great and the book is terrific.

[@LePenguin]

Watership Down is SO underatted in the States

[@amberrizzi1207]

My boyfriend calls me Bigwig because I'm so in love with the character. The movie kept him in character and I love that!

[@SCP01986]

General Woundwort was a fucking badass, taking on a dog like that!

[@raycohen1823]

Semi Perfect Cell I bet his ass died though, thinking he could win a fight against a large vicious dog like that!!

[@zachblackwolf99]

Brave yet his dumbass still died

[@hollyparry1210]

Woundwort is definitely the kind who thinks he can take on the world and isn't afraid to do so either.

[@McLarenMercedes]

@@hollyparry1210 But more often than not they end up paying dearly for it.

[@aidencarey1551]

I wonder he actually died though

[@jackhamilton9604]

The problem with rabbit villains nowadays is that they also have to make fun of them for how cute they are. Glad they didn't do that with woundwort

[@puterboy2]

Jack Hamilton If they did, he would definitely make you regret it.

[@eemelijaaskelainen4437]

Jack Hamilton Woundwort really can't be called cute at all

[@LePenguin]

Yeah, Woundwort literally looked demented

[@TheUnluckyKitty]

Woundwort: "Why throw your life away?" Bigwig: "Hraka, sir." Hraka means sh_t in their language.

[@sarcasmman6682]

Jo Thorpe In the book he says "silflay hraka" which means "eat shit"

[@whataver9403]

Sarcasm Man To be more specific, he says "silflay hraka u embleer rah", which means "eat shit you fox-smelling leader".

[@sarcasmman6682]

whataver correct

[@endlesschase2434]

i thought he said fuck off, sir

[@sarcasmman6682]

Endless Chase that would get it an R rating but all the fucked up imagery and violence wouldn't

[@Funinightmare]

I'm here because BBC and Netflix is going to remake this into a TV series 'this remake is set out to prove that Watership Down is not 'terrifying and brutal.' This is actually what they said! I don't know about you all but nature and survival is what Watership Down is about and like it or not, nature IS terrifying and brutal. By taking that away you take away everything that made Watership Down what it was.

[@angelicadeleon8517]

+Funinightmare How did you know about that?

[@Funinightmare]

Angelica Deleon www.theladbible.com/articles/bbc-and-netflix-are-making-a-new-watership-down-tv-series-280416

[@jackhamilton9604]

They better not make a human the villain or try make it cool with the children. Because if they do that I will hunt them down

[@amanogirl1]

+Jack Hamilton They're removing the blood. I think I may do a petition on Change.org to stop BBC and Netflix from ruining Watership Down. You can't ruin a classic movie like this. This is nature animals get killed everyday by other animals. It's children today who think that animals live forever. And parents who complained about this movie being to violent haven't seen a anime where dogs kill bears, and die either from sacrificing themselves or being brutally killed by bears. Or other movies/anime where animals get killed.

[@Funinightmare]

amanogirl1 I'm not so sure if a petition will do much good, BBC only cares about the money they'll get back from the people paying for their TV licenses. The only way Watership Down will be stopped is if the show is so terrible they have to cancel it, it can't just be a bad adaptation of the book it has to be a horrible show on it's own or just flat out boring.

[@salemjimenez6906]

Gee that Wouldwort is one terrifying villain.

[@angelicadeleon8517]

I agree

[@goatwarrior3570]

You all know the general ate the dog and he's still out there somewhere.

[@generator5500w]

Bullshit!

[@godsonalvarado6656]

Yeah he still out there some where.. as bones.

[@zekecasperanddeadpoolzgroovyst]

Goat Warrior (Ezekiel) Zeke Hamish Beckley: Then why not show the outcome instead of assuming that General Woundwort survived or died you animation twits!!

[@aidencarey1551]

He’s probably dead because no bunny would survive from a dog

[@danielebowman]

@@aidencarey1551 The book never points to a winner, but t 2hend to last chapter details how Hazel survived the cat on the farm, the eldest daughter looks after Hazel until he's healed and they release him back to Watership Down. During that period the dog returns wounded. No indication that the general survived or died but the wounds on the dog suggested an epic fight and the Dog killed woundwart or woundwart eventually ran away and the dog didn't chase due to it's injuries. But either way the point is Woundwart, dead or alive, becomes a legend. Of course one theme of the book is how Hazel and co adventures all became legends and stories. In the final chapter Hazel has lived long and he realises the story a mother is telling her children is his own, but attributed to El-ahrairah (which implies many of the El-ahrairah legends they tell each other have also, over time, been folded into the El-ahrairah legends), likewise when Hazel dies El-ahrairah;s spirit takes his spirit away, not the black Rabbit, which implies they also could be the same being and it's El-ahrairah takes the spirits of heroic Rabbits to the afterlife.

[@Reoko77]

man, that bigwig is the most adorable badass ever.

[@RB01.10]

"It's not like a bunny can go savage."

[@packerman7410]

Well their bunnies can count beyond 4

[@palmerlp]

Bigwig is rightly celebrated as a truly brave hero for his stand against Woundwort and his unflinching loyalty to Hazel. But what Blackberry and Hyzenthlay did in luring that dog was brave, too. What wonderful bunnies.

[@fred6132]

"My Chief's told me to defend this run......" Love that Bigwig!

[@reubenguttenberg7405]

Your Chief?

[@danielebowman]

It's a glorious moment, especially as Big Wig said at the start he mocked the idea of him acknowledging Hazel as Chief Rabbit. It also stuns Woundwort as he had no idea Hazel was chief Rabbit and assumed only a more powerful Rabbit could command Big Wig, who he just thought to a draw, the narrow tunnel helping big wig equalise the power difference between them. Woundwart thought this because he only knew to rule through power and fear and never conceived little Hazel could command Big Wig and co. I think it always implied (to me) Woundwart, who never wanted to be seen as weak, thought the dog because he feared fighting his imagined even bigger and stronger chief rabbit that commanded Big Wig actually scared him.

[@sasamune]

That's one badass bunny.

[@jsfilms6623]

Bet you never thought you would see something like that.

[@andrewnichols1023]

Woundwort, met his match with bigwig what a warrior

[@dinorex3464]

Woundwort was an absolute beast here. That rabbit terrified me as a child.

[@hollyparry1210]

It's hard to believe a bunny would be scary. Until you see a frightening character like Woundwort. He's a vicious coldblooded predator!

[@timothybordelon4651]

The look on General Woundwort's face when he saw the dog with one of his soldiers. Lol! Dogs aren't dangerous huh?

[@modelcitizen72]

COME BACK AND FIGHT! I bet Rorschach loved this book.

[@tomnorton4277]

I think that's more for the soldier than the dog itself. Woundwort's not afraid. He's pissed off. One thing people tend to forget about Woundwort is that he genuinely believes he's protecting his fellow rabbits. The novel even specifies that he personally guards Efrafa, helps dig when the other rabbits are tired, and keeps an eye on the litters. Most tyrants would see that kind of activity as work for their underlings. The litter watching in particular is doe's work in rabbit society but Woundwort's perfectly willing to do it himself.

[@danielebowman]

@@tomnorton4277 Also, in the book, Woundwort's own legend suggested he killed a dog in a house previously. Likewise, reading between the lines, Woundwort also thought Bigwig must be chief rabbit because he was the biggest and strongest, Woundwort only knows violence, fear and power, so when Bigwig fights him to a draw (helped by the narrow tunnel) and declares he's doing it because his chief told him to, that frightens Woundwort who assumes there must be an even bigger and fearsome rabbit to be Bigwig's leader. Which is why he fights the dog, he's beaten one before so doesn't fear them and fears fighting his imaginary even stronger chief Rabbit. So it's a sort of suicide when he doesn't have to admit he's afraid and not have to be humiliated his imagined most fearsome rabbit around.. The irony of course is Woundwort met Hazel just before the battle and never thought to consider he could be the chief rabbit due to his size and .disposition.

[@kleboldklesold]

Well, In the book Woundwort himself said he couldn't beat Bigwig. He probably died.

[@VietTran-IAMV]

Nah I will stick with killbill or other cgi

[@DonDog123]

"My cheif told me to defend this run!" That has to be the most badass movie quote ever. Imagine if instead of anthropological rabbits they remade this with humans playing the characters. The dialouge and plot are qmazing so they could mqke an epic movie about this. They could even do a pg-13 or even r reboot! With ewan mcgregor as bigwig!

[@marckbrown97]

What did you think of the newer Watership down series

[@penguinspenguins2376]

Every Bunny was Kung Fu Fighting!

[@maxalvarado726]

lol rabbit tries to fight dog. that cracked me up hahahahahha

[@jackhamilton9604]

Woundwort believed that you either fight or die, he always picked the former

[@suggiethames9870]

In the book it said the dog retuned to the farm missing an ear and with his face slashed up. He wasn't too eager to hunt rabbits after that

[@tristonesquivel3798]

That rabbit scares the crap out of me, and know about the clowns in the Carolinas and even that doesn't scare me.

[@halleck3]

+Suggie Thames You must've ready a different copy than the one most of us have.

[@smoothwoof]

RIP Richard Adams

[@silverdragon23455]

Dog: Ah, fresh rabbit!

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

+Tyler Ellyson Woundwort: BRING IT ON, BITCH!!!

[@silverdragon23455]

Dog: *roars*

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Tyler Ellyson Woundwoort: (leaps at dog)

[@raycohen1823]

John Trevor Woundwort's dumbass thinking he could take on a vicious large dog like that...smdh

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Ray Christian it's an honourable death.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

2:32 sweet dreams, kids.

[@Foebane72]

I always loved the Efrafan rabbit going "RUN! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!" in a state of utter terror and panic.

[@vanessaperez-hernandez2237]

just pretend the blood is jelly

[@angelicadeleon8517]

good point

[@aidencarey1551]

Eww never actually that’s 10 times worse 🤮😡

[@SirCraigius]

2:03: My god! how scary does that dog look as it comes tearing into that group of rabbits? O.O

[@timothybordelon4651]

SirCraigius that part did spook me at first. But the dog is actually my favorite character in this movie.

[@dvalred]

1:38 Most epic moment ever

[@lukemontgomery1774]

0:32

[@brucey5232]

come back and fight dogs arent dangerous. i screamed aloud to my fleeing wife as the yorkshire terrior flung itself headward.

[@colebowman7685]

The difference in the book is: Bigwig bit one of wondwort’s four leg (which was the disadvantage for wondwort) Wondwort bit and Tour one of bigwig’s ear Honestly don’t know why I typed this but I don’t think anyone will care

[@heatherferreira4225]

2:33 = Worst mistake EVER

[@FlamespeedyAMV]

what you mean?

[@heatherferreira4225]

+FlameSp33y AMV Dog versus rabbit no contest. Of course the General was never found. That night he became a meal.

[@justinpridgeon1173]

+Heather Ferreira. exactly

[@carnsolus]

why would the dog eat only that rabbit when he has so many dead ones to choose from?

[@raycohen1823]

Gar Tahk because he's the biggest rabbit out of all, so he has the most meat

[@LePeachy2024]

Rabbit's had to have a lot of courage to fight that dog...(First time seeing watership down clips so yeah...)

[@Invinciblez18]

Woundwort Went down like a boss...

[@hedorah99]

People ask why I'm screwed up as an adult. My parents let me watch this on abc when I was 5. Still s great movie.

[@angelicadeleon8517]

hedorah99 good point

[@schoolshooter6953]

This is fucked up man

[@angelicadeleon8517]

Anthony Sandoval what do you mean?

[@schoolshooter6953]

There is blood in a kids show you idiot! CCan't you see that?

[@angelicadeleon8517]

Anthony Sandoval Yes I do see. That's why I made a warning to some people who with younger children and some people who hate violence. And don't you dare call me idiot

[@katherinebelle9296]

I watched this movie when i was five XD

[@carnsolus]

you are the bravest 5 year old ever

[@tymbersno]

Katherine Belle did you get scared?

[@ScalyMSM]

Gabe,son of Pennywise I saw this movie a few weeks ago, I wasn't that scary for me

[@ryanguidry567]

Such a befitting end for a tyrant

[@mitchelanhalt5261]

Um, OH MY FREAKIN GOD!!!! They actually made this for kids?!?!

[@comradeyuri2972]

+Mitchel Anhalt Why not? It taught good lessons about life.

[@PeninsulaPaintings]

+Mitchel Anhalt Just because it's animated, that doesn't automatically mean it's for children. It's a film that can be enjoyed by anyone, with no real target audience. Just a great film adapted from a great book.

[@mitchelanhalt5261]

+Nabzarella Dare I wasn't saying it was a kids film specifically, I was shocked that people actually showed it to kids. Oh the scars they will have. But as I said, I wasn't meaning for the comment to sound as it did, I'm just shocked that a film this dark could be shown to kids.

[@schoolshooter6953]

well it had a PG rating but its actually meant for a more mature audience.

[@cybernautadventurer]

I think the filmmakers made a big mistake here. They shouldn't have shown the dog on-screen until the last few seconds. They should have just focused on Woundwort in the hole with Bigwig, then have Woundwort overhear the commotion outside, emerge to the surface, annoyed that everyone is retreating, and THEN revealed the dog with a dead rabbit in his mouth. Would have made the scene 10x more scary. That said, I did quite like the symbolism of this final battle; a monster being consumed by an even bigger monster.

[@raycohen1823]

The Real Mr J. agree with you all the way

[@hypn0298]

"There's always a bigger fish."

[@amberrizzi1207]

In the book, the general actually fled the run BEFORE the dog arrived. For that moment, it looked like the battle was still undecided. THEN the dog showed up and most of the Efrafans fled (those who didn't were killed). That was when Woundwort was yelling, "Come back and fight!"

[@cybernautadventurer]

Amber Rizzi From what I've read online, the general was greatly wounded and exhausted from his battle with Bigwig, to the point that he had to have one of his subordinates take over. Yet despite that, he still stood his ground against the dog when everyone else was fleeing. I can't help but respect that.

[@amberrizzi1207]

That is true.... the subordinate was too afraid to even face Bigwig... and I see what you're saying.

[@who_cares848]

this movie gave me nightmares for weeks as a kid. its all coming back.

[@LazarusSimpson]

Blackberry and dandelion are my favorite runners

[@retrosunset6278]

Scooby dooby doo where are you

[@Novelist1029]

Anyone notice how much more sinister the dog becomes around 2:00

[@verbalintercourse_9714]

why did that rabbit with the the cloudy eye try to kill other rabbits

[@lopez7947]

because it is a tyrant and bloodthirsty dictator (should reveal more the book and / or movie).

[@psychospacecat3819]

Low end Theory the watership down rabbits Freed some slaves from his warren

[@silverdragon23455]

Somebody's been paying attention.

[@psychospacecat3819]

Tyler Ellyson let's not forget that white stuff drooled out of his mouth, so he could've had RABIES at the time!

[@silverdragon23455]

PsychoSpaceCat ! Both Woundwort and Bigwig were getting tired from the duel.

[@jamace5958]

MY EYES IT BURNS LITTERALY!!

[@zachblackwolf99]

I remember watching this movie as a child and it kind of traumatized me a little!!! Like honestly I never thought rabbits could be so vicious! Especially towards each other. I've seen rabbits fight but not with claws and teeth. Another thing that bothered me was the fact that this movie was rated PG despite the violence, blood and gore.

[@reubenguttenberg7405]

Hraka, SIR!

[@godsonalvarado6656]

I just loved the moment when the dog killed the General's troops.

[@raycohen1823]

I just hate how they left a cliff hanger like that, and we'll know for sure of his fate....😣😧🐇

[@godsonalvarado6656]

Its obvious that he became an meal ;)

[@zekecasperanddeadpoolzgroovyst]

Ray Christian (Ezekiel) Zeke Hamish Beckley: Same here. I was like.....(??????? *WHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTT???????!!!!!* *WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED DID THE GENERAL GOT EATEN?!* *DID HE GET AWAY FROM THE DOG WHAT?!* )

[@cybernautadventurer]

Godson Alvarado Was he killed by the dog, or did he survive? I don't think it was EITHER. I think Woundwort and the dog had a brief fight, but both of them were already worn out from earlier. Both of them retreated. Woundwort then succumbed to his wounds from the dog shortly afterwards, probably a few hours later, in some isolated spot in the forest, and his body would likely have been feasted on by the foxes.

[@0805ruben]

No he became a meal. An 80 pound dog with teeth like that.... There wasn't even a fight. Just one bite and it was done.

[@Deined]

@@cybernautadventurer _I think Woundwort and the dog had a brief fight, but both of them_ _were already worn out from earlier._ Four years late, but how exactly do you figure that _the dog_ was worn out? He was literally tearing through Efrafa ass without so much as a paper cut or a pant before Woundwort emerged from the warren entrance. Meanwhile, Woundwort was bloodied and panting heavily at that point, so it was pretty clear that his fight with Bigwig took a lot out of him. Regardless of the intended ambiguity of the scene's ending, the victor should be obvious.

[@fade7755]

Bigwig would kill Batman

[@serradrosdak8885]

Did anyone see the dog pee. 😕

[@PeninsulaPaintings]

+Serra Drosdak Yeah....so. Dogs piss, so what?

[@zekecasperanddeadpoolzgroovyst]

Serra Drosdak in a couple of words YES and EWWWWWWWWWW!!!

[@Jabinho]

DOGS AREN'T DANGEROUS

[@reubenguttenberg7405]

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@jamace5958]

+ Im only a kid and Im still watching this kind of stuff Im only 11 anyway

[@rocknrollmilitant]

All the best animal villains have facial scars. Woundwort, Scar, Koba, ect.

[@blueclawoflunarclan4479]

See, this is one of things that's fine in a book, but not-so-'fine when animated.

[@TrenchcoatNinja3]

DoGs ArEn'T dAnGeRoUs!

[@leighbnp]

Big Waater!

[@modelcitizen72]

Kehaar, awesome.

[@Zennofobic]

I was just watching NFL Countdown and I finally figured out that Rex Ryan looks like Woundwort

[@clintonnwachukwu1505]

I have not noticed that rabbits has claws

[@vanesaperez6218]

What kind of rabbit would fight a dog? General Woundwort, of course. This movie makes rabbits behave in a way they wouldn’t in real life.

[@laurenjeffery340]

Apparently this is appropriate for children yeah rated U for everyone my ASS hopefully if the BBFC still won't change the rating they might be sued and close down their entire company

[@sexobscura]

I wonder whatever happened to that lovable irascible scamp woundwort

[@ryantmnt6827]

Dog:[roars]

[@johnnywalker7961]

campion use betray woundwort

[@WatershipDown4life]

He did not, unless you mean the TV Series and Netflix one.

[@zachstepp6644]

Captain woundwart shit himself when he seen the dog though

[@bruhsselsprouts3986]

If his body was never found its pretty fucking obvious where it most likely went

[@LePenguin]

Where I live, the movie was rated PG

[@Rodan727]

I mean it's not like a bunny would go savage

[@reubenguttenberg7405]

I told you once I was trying to impress you, I hope I have.

[@RobloxianoTalentOff]

WTF IS GOING ON??!!

[@davidjarvis6875]

Bigwig Wishes the Bird was their as Woundwort attacks him Violently and wont stop till Bigwing is dead thats when the dog show s up and starts killing the Efrafan s Woundwort wanted to kill bigwing

[@brandoner]

Dynospectrum Introspectrum sent brought me here.

[@reubenguttenberg7405]

RUN RUN FOR YOUR LIVES RUN

[@KaponoMonster]

Fucked up

[@BeauNewman1]

1:59 Run!

[@GudaGudaPaisen]

Nowadays weebs: bunny? Seggggs. True Chad: bunny? Savage and Blood.

[@davidjarvis6875]

woundwort wants to kill bigwig he does not care about the others just wants bigwig dead at any cost

[@cassiek5576]

VERY GORY

[@michelledailing7354]

Messed Up

[@gabrieltorres-le9es]

No entiendo porque asen estos tipos de películas

[@l0ne1y_charlie]

Who win?

[@matthewpowell6516]

Dogs arent dangerous.....

[@patrick4662]

Such a badass line to go out on. And yet they never found the body……

[@matahari9631]

Sic semper tyrannis

[@larrythelion2016]

like jessus man why are u guys saying mean stuff about him

[@user-zd5lt9hf4s]

Hazel Hazel

[@vanessaperez-hernandez2237]

or JAM

[@ricierodelcosta875]

So is this the first Zootopia? Kinda fetisg

[@topsjaimer7996]

el qe grbo esto no se si estara traumado

[@blastergaster5577]

Dog Wins?

[@0805ruben]

The body of the general is never found?! Pretty fucking obvious. I got a big dog like that, and a rabbit who wants to fight him hahaha, bit hard to believe. He would kill hazes, rabbits, cats, swines etc. Lovely dog, with an pretty strong hunting instinct though!

[@oldgordo61]

Woundwort's body probably ended up in the river after the dog was done with him. I think the intention of the writer to make Woundwort a larger than life character physically and metaphorically speaking..not knowing exactly what happened to Woundwort just adds to the mystique of the character. Even if Woundwort's body was never found, Hazel 's plan worked and Woundwort's threat and danger to Hazel's warren ended for good.

[@lucabrundu7868]

Dog win

[@megakazuya123]

Bro wtf?!

[@umretardadoquegostademinec5771]

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[@deekaykurosaki9411]

Gets 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@gabrieltorres-le9es]

😤

[@joaquinbravo1947]

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