Watership Down (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The older brother of Fiver and one of the primary escapees from Sandleford warren. He eventually becomes the elected chief and leader of the new Watership Down community, guiding them through numerous...
A young rabbit with prophetic abilities who foresees the destruction of Sandleford warren. His visions guide the group to safety, help them identify traps at Cowslip's warren, and later provide crucia...
One of the original escapees who acts as a loyal protector and strategist. He infiltrates the tyrannical Efrafa warren to recruit deserters and personally engages in the climactic battle against Gener...
The former captain of the Owsla police force at Sandleford warren. He warns Hazel's group about the dangers of their journey and provides crucial intelligence about the oppressive Efrafa warren.
The ruling elder of Sandleford warren who dismisses Hazel and Fiver's apocalyptic warnings, ultimately leading to the community's destruction when the developer bulldozers arrive.
One of the original escapees who proves resourceful by helping devise and execute the plan to use the stray dog Bob as a defensive weapon against the invading Efrafans.
One of the six original rabbits who escapes Sandleford warren alongside Hazel and Fiver.
An original escapee who assists in the final defense strategy by helping to lure the stray dog Bob back to the warren to confront the Efrafan invaders.
A member of the original group of escapees fleeing Sandleford warren.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Fiver as Hazel's younger brother. Hazel protects and follows Fiver's warnings throughout the escape and settlement.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Blackberry escapes with Fiver and later acts on a defensive plan made possible by Fiver's vision of a loose dog.
Both are connected to the Sandleford Owsla and later become members of the displaced rabbit community after its destruction.
Blackberry and Dandelion help lure the farm watchdog back to Watership Down as part of the defense strategy.
Both rabbits are part of the escape group, and Blackberry later contributes to the defensive plan while Bigwig confronts the invading commander.
Captain Holly later joins Hazel's group and confirms the destruction that Fiver had foreseen.
After Fiver leaves the unsettling warren, Bigwig follows and berates him for creating tension; later, Fiver's insight helps explain Bigwig's snare.
Fiver warns the Chief Rabbit about an apocalyptic vision, but the Chief Rabbit dismisses the warning and refuses evacuation.
Pipkin is named as one of the rabbits who leaves Sandleford with Hazel and Fiver.
Silver is one of the rabbits who escapes Sandleford alongside Hazel and Fiver.
Dandelion escapes with Hazel and later helps lure the farm watchdog back toward Watership Down during the invasion.
Blackberry escapes with Hazel and later helps execute the plan that brings the farm watchdog toward the threatened warren.
Hazel and Fiver ask the Chief Rabbit to evacuate Sandleford, but he dismisses their warning and orders attempts to stop those leaving.
Captain Holly finds Hazel's group, reports Sandleford's destruction, and warns them about the dangerous Efrafa warren.
Bigwig escapes Sandleford with Hazel and later infiltrates Efrafa to help secure does for Watership Down.
A prophetic escape becomes a struggle to build and defend a free rabbit community against human danger and authoritarian invasion.
Directed by Martin Rosen
Watership Down (1978) · 7.2/10 · adventure, animation, drama
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