Much, much later...
A small boy with sandy brown hair ventured out into the rolling countryside. His name was everett, a name that he whole-heartedly despised. What else can one say about Everett? not much... except that he was a little odd in that he was an avid collector of all things bunny. his room was full of rabbit parafanillia. For the last seven years of his life, he had been begging his parents to let him own a real rabbit of his very own. unfortunitly, in his seven years childhood, he had never quite grasped the fact that it takes effert to sustain the life of an animal. the only pet he had ever known was his goldfish, lucky. lucky wasnt very lucky for after going several weeks without being fed, everett found him floating on the surface of his fish bowl. after that, his parents, who were strong animal rights activists, forbid him from ever having a pet again.
as the boy walked, allowing his feet to make little "roads" in the tall grass, he thought about how to best get around to convincing his parents that he had learned from lucky and was now better prepaired to own and care for an animal- more specificly, a bunny.