Peter Rabbit

"Look at him," Peter Rabbit sobs. "Pure evil. He even mows the grass out of anger." Peter, of course, is referring to his mortal enemy, old Mr. McGregor. In this case, "deadly" is not an exaggeration. Of course, Peter's family has always had a craving for delicious vegetables from Mr. McGregor's garden, which never bothered him and his family. Until one day Peter's beloved dad was on the tip of the shovel of the evil old man McGregor. And then... in a pie. A sip. Indeed, Mr. McGregor holds a grudge against the entire Rabbit family, no matter how well dressed they are. And when McGregor grabs Peter by the ears after a while, it looks like the pie will also be Peter's last fate. But there's an old man... dying. Leans back. Falls dead from a heart attack. Kaput. There are no more vegetables or rabbit pie for him. "He's in a better place now," someone solemnly declares. And then the party starts. Peter and all his animal friends - sisters Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail; cousin Bunny Benjamin; fox Mr. Tod; the eloquent but voracious Pig Bland; Felix D'er and many others invade the garden, suddenly freed from the guardians, and then the old man's house. It seems that luck has finally smiled on Peter and his friends: all the vegetables they can eat, and a beautiful estate to boot.