Bigwig In Watership Down

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One central idea of Watership Down is that Hazel has success because he considers his companions ideas and values their abilities. Hazel recognizes that Bigwig has strength and instincts that will be beneficial on the rabbits’ long journey. “’I’m glad he’s with us’ said Hazel to Silver. ’He’s the fellow to find out all we need to know”(35). Bigwig has the tenacity and power that not all rabbits possess. Hazel cannot even compare to Bigwig’s strength and tenacity. Not only does Hazel recognize the useful traits of the rabbits he knows, but also newcomers. “I think you are probably right there is a certain amount of risk. But we’re at risk all the time until we get back to our warren and everyone’s so tired that I think we might just as well
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