Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway

The fairy tale begins with the wedding of Thomas and Bee. Peter and the other rabbits are adopted by a new couple. However, Peter feels uncomfortable accepting Thomas as a new parent. Bee is writing a children's collection of stories about the adventures of Peter and his friends. Thomas publishes the book, and it instantly becomes a hit. However, Peter is unhappy with the way his hero is depicted in it. He considers himself a hero, not a naughty rabbit. London publisher Nigel Basil-John sends Bee a letter expressing interest in publishing Bee's book internationally. Aspiring writer Bee can't resist the offer, and soon the couple finds themselves in Nigel's London office. They discuss the idea of continuing the book and many other marketing opportunities. However, in order to break the deal, Nigel lures Bee with a large billboard with the movie "Peter Rabbit". The couple and the rabbits are mesmerized, but not Peter. The billboard brands him as an outright villain, and Peter perceives this as a stain on his image of a hero. A dejected Peter walks through the streets of London and meets an old thief, Barnabas the rabbit, who convinces Peter to become a thief like him. This causes the fugitive Peter unpleasant associations. He begins to reflect on the image of the "bad boy" that everyone perceived.