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Cowslip's Warren was the warren that the Watership Down Hlessil encountered on their way. Although Cowslip seemed to have some authority, he said that there was to be no Chief Rabbit. The Warren of Snares is usually dubbed "Cowslip's Warren", because Cowslip was the first rabbit that the Sandleford escapees meet and remains a prominent character in the warren.

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rdfs:comment	Cowslip's Warren was the warren that the Watership Down Hlessil encountered on their way. Although Cowslip seemed to have some authority, he said that there was to be no Chief Rabbit. The Warren of Snares is usually dubbed "Cowslip's Warren", because Cowslip was the first rabbit that the Sandleford escapees meet and remains a prominent character in the warren.
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abstract	Cowslip's Warren was the warren that the Watership Down Hlessil encountered on their way. Although Cowslip seemed to have some authority, he said that there was to be no Chief Rabbit. The Warren of Snares is usually dubbed "Cowslip's Warren", because Cowslip was the first rabbit that the Sandleford escapees meet and remains a prominent character in the warren. Hazel and his friends believe that this is the perfect place for them, since the tenants seemed so healthy and safe. They overlook some odd tendancies like refusing to answer questions, reciting poetry, and building mosaics on the warren walls and decide to settle in. After repeated warnings from Fiver that the warren is not safe, Bigwig gets caught in a snare. The runaways from Sandleford Warren soon discover that what they thought was a new home is actually a death trap. The Cowslip rabbits refuse to help and get angry at Fiver for asking for them to release Bigwig. Once Bigwig is free, it becomes apparent that men snare the warren territory, but keep the rabbits happy with good food and only a few kills at a time. The Cowslip rabbits feel that this is a good enough trade for the safety and food they are offered and soon become odd and domesticated rabbits. The Sandleford Hlessil decide to leave. This is not the last that is heard of Cowslip's warren, however. Holly, Bluebell, and Pimpernel, after surviving Sandleford's demise, came to find Hazel and Bigwig and ran into Cowslip's Warren on their journey. When Holly asked them if they'd seen anyone by the name of Hazel or Bigwig, they were attacked viciously. The Snare Rabbits succeeded in supposedly killing Pimpernel (the novel does not appear to say--all we know is that Pimpernel was left behind) and injuring Holly, but not before Holly scratched Cowslip in the eyes. In the book Watership Down, Cowslip's people all look similar. They all were orange, and they have smooth fur. Most are rather large, yet they aren't good fighters. The Warren doesn't seem to have an Owsla because they rely on the man, to kill their elil and feed them. Whenever rabbit dies, the other rabbits act as if that rabbit never existed.

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