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Teachers & SchoolsTwenty six year old Rabbit is six foot three, smart, talented, athletic, sexy, and has the gift...
The picture we get of Janice is sketchy, because it’s mostly from Rabbit’s point of...
Although Nelson, Rabbit and Janice's son, is only a toddler in the novel, he's a driving force...
Rebecca is another example of a minor character that packs a punch. We don’t get to know...
Ruth, an ex-prostitute, a sexually experienced woman, and an atheist, provides alternative...
Eccles is about the same age as Rabbit, and they get pretty close at moments. Eccles even tells...
We learn from Rabbit at the beginning of the novel that Rabbit finds Tothero a powerful figure in...
Janice’s mother could be seen as Janice’s own personal antagonist. Her hateful words...
Rabbit’s mom is a powerful figure in his life. At one point, after the baby’s death,...
Rabbit considers Mr. Springer, his father-in-law, a bully and part of the trap. It’s not...
We don’t get much information about Earl Angstrom, though we know he and Rabbit’s...
We only meet her on two occasions. Rabbit hates her and thinks she resembles Janice. She’s...
She’s an atheist but married to Jack Eccles. She’s also a big fan of Freud. And...
Mim is Rabbit’s little sister. He loves her dearly. She seems to represent his idea of...
Mrs. Smith gives Rabbit a job tending her luscious garden. She represents the generation before...