Character Relationship Map: Slick Hare

Characters

• Bugs Bunny / Waiter / Bartender / Ray Milland (played by Mel Blanc) — protagonist

  The listed entry is chiefly represented by the quick-witted rabbit at the story’s center. He is found among crates of carrots, escapes an attempted dinner invitation through disguises and showbiz chao...

• Humphrey Bogart (played by Dave Barry) — protagonist

  Humphrey Bogart is the formidable club patron whose demand for fried rabbit launches the central chain of confusion. His request sends Elmer Fudd searching for a rabbit and drives the rabbit’s evasion...

• Elmer Fudd (played by Arthur Q. Bryan) — supporting

  Elmer Fudd is portrayed as a hapless waiter at the Mocrumbo club. After Humphrey Bogart demands fried rabbit, Elmer desperately searches the club’s surroundings and finds the rabbit, but his efforts t...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Elmer Fudd → Humphrey Bogart (Professional Server And Customer) — Elmer is responsible for responding to Humphrey Bogart's food demand.

  Elmer Fudd is portrayed as a hapless waiter, and Humphrey Bogart demands fried rabbit at the club.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Elmer Fudd → Bugs Bunny / Waiter / Bartender / Ray Milland (Conflict Pursuer And Prey) — Elmer's search places him in direct comic opposition to Bugs.

  Elmer Fudd's frantic quest for a rabbit leads him to Bugs Bunny among crates of carrots, after which Bugs flees.

• Bugs Bunny / Waiter / Bartender / Ray Milland → Humphrey Bogart (Conflict) — Bugs resists Humphrey Bogart's attempt to obtain rabbit as food.

  Humphrey Bogart demands fried rabbit, while Bugs Bunny becomes the rabbit being sought and repeatedly escapes the planned meal.

Story Analysis

A rabbit's quick-witted escapes turn a Hollywood club food order into a chain of disguises, performances, and comic disorder.

Plot Progression

1. Glamour Before The Order — The cartoon satirizes extravagant Hollywood club culture. Elmer Fudd is introduced as a waiter before the food demand changes the situation.
2. The Rabbit In The Crates — Humphrey Bogart demands fried rabbit, sending Elmer on a frantic search. Elmer finds Bugs among carrot crates, but a misunderstanding makes Bugs flee.
3. Disguises And Showbiz — Bugs escapes through an eccentric showbiz environment and adopts a comic disguise. His evasions turn the search into a sequence of mistaken identities.
4. The Stage Escape — Bugs reaches the stage and performs a song and dance. The performance briefly transforms the chase into entertainment before the confusion resumes.
5. Pies And Final Gag — Mistaken identities collide with the original demand inside the club. Pie-slinging dominates the climax, and Bugs ultimately controls the farce by willingly assuming the role of the main course.