Harold W. Rabbit

Gaston and White Rabbit | Gaston In Wonderland

"You don't know much about the animal kingdom, do you?"

Kronk In Wonderland | White Rabbit and Kronk

Once they were both through the door, it closed and locked behind them. "A small bite of cake, and you should be right as rain." Harold hopped down the steps, and began down the path. "Come along," he said, looking over his shoulder.

Gaston and White Rabbit | Gaston In Wonderland

"Sir, despite my ability to speak, I am in fact a rabbit. Rabbit's do not eat meat."

Kronk In Wonderland | White Rabbit and Kronk

Harold couldn't help, but smile. "On the contrary, you've just gotten smaller. However, as you can see," he opened the door into the garden, "you can fit through the door now."

Gaston and White Rabbit | Gaston In Wonderland

"Bill is my handyman, and gardener. As for lunch, I should say fresh salad, and fruit."

Kronk In Wonderland | White Rabbit and Kronk

Harold brought a paw up to his face as he sighed. "It's won't kill you, if that's what you're worried about. It's not poison." Though, these words most likely wouldn't ease the large man's worries. "You see this door? It's too small for you to fit through at your current size. Drink the potion, and you'll fit."

Gaston and White Rabbit | Gaston In Wonderland

"Yes, yes of course. Bill should have lunch ready for us when we arrive." Seeing the small man picking up the pace, Harold did too. He didn't want this brute getting lost in Wonderland. There was no telling what kind of mischief he'd get into if that were to happen.

Kronk In Wonderland | White Rabbit and Kronk

Harold looked over his shoulder once more, "Drink it, or you'll never get into Wonderland." The rabbit fiddled with the key, stalling until the man would drink from the bottle.

Gaston and White Rabbit | Gaston In Wonderland

"Hop to it then, they won’t be content with idle chatter amongst themselves for long."

"Alright, alright." Gaston said, putting his hands up defensively. "Lead the way, Bunny Man."

Harold hopped along until they finally reached the end of the garden. Stopping for a moment, Harold sighed. Reaching his paw out, he pointed over the medium sized hill that stood before them. "Just over this hill, and around the bend, and then we shall be at my cottage."