Another Identity

How's it going guys, Bigwig here. Efrafa looks very weird from the inside. Nobody in Efrafa knows that I am really Bigwig; they all think I am Thlayli. My side kinda hurts from the mark that the council gave me, but I'll pull through. Blackavar looks like he is in pretty bad shape; I think he is all torn up because of the council, but I'm not sure. I just hope that I don't blow my cover while I'm in Efrafa. All of the rules here are really strange. That story of Nelthilta's was very intriguing, and I am looking forward to getting to know some more rabbits in Efrafa. The difficulties of pulling this off are countless. Hyzenthlay definitely remembers Holly and his crew who came to Efrafa the first time, but I hope that she doesn't tell anybody about me. She seems on board with the whole escaping with me plan, even though the risk of death is high.

  Blackavar

Planning The Raid

 Whats up guys, Bigwig here. I really don't understand why everybody was getting so mad at me when I was just trying to save their lives by leading that big fat fox away. A little appreciation would be more like it! Hazel especially must think that i'm crazy or something like that. He keeps bugging me about how I was,"Playing El-Ahrairah and willing to throw my life away for nothing", but i'm not! I was only doing what I thought was best for the group. I guess everyone only thinks i'm only good for sentry duty and fighting. I still feel kinda bad for that rabbit that I pushed who got eaten by the fox. That bridge that Kehaar spotted will be very helpful in our escape from Efrafa with the does. All that I am hoping for is that we can successfully get the does from Efrafa and get back to Watership Down.

 A fox like the one that ate Mallow, who was the rabbit that I pushed

Efrafa Bound

Hi guys, Bigwig here. The rest of the group, including me, has just left to go on our journey to Efrafa. I stayed in Caesar's belt (a long belt of trees) last night along with the rest of the group. Kehaar has been very helpful lately; he is one smart bird. This whole hiding from the enemy is really starting to bug me. I don't understand why we can't just go in there unnoticed and attack those mean Efrafans. Most of the others feel the exact opposite of how I feel, and they think I am all silent and preoccupied, but it is just because I am ready to get going, but nobody else is. Dandelion's story helped me settle down a bit, even though the topic was suffering and death. 



 Kehaar- a very smart bird with a funny accent