It was mentioned in relation to the idea that presidents, like the rabbits in the book, are highly protected but also targets, due to their position.
It reminds me of Watership Down weirdly enough. Do you guys remember Watership Down? It's the rain does somehow rabbits.
— Episode: Presidents and Substance Abuse
Episode: Presidents and Substance Abuse
It was mentioned in relation to the idea that presidents, like the rabbits in the book, are highly protected but also targets, due to their position.
It reminds me of Watership Down weirdly enough. Do you guys remember Watership Down? It's the rain does somehow rabbits.
Episode: Presidents and Substance Abuse
It was mentioned in passing as a book that features a paranoid worldview, similar to how the US presidents are highly protected but also targeted.
It reminds me of Watership Down weirdly enough. Do you guys remember Watership Down?
It's the rain does somehow rabbits. Yes, the fields of blood.
And the yeah, that one that went through me for a loop to there's this great mythology in Watership Down about their god character named Frith and how rabbits become rabbits. And the gist of it is very paranoid. It's like the world is out to get you. It's out to kill you.
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The podcast mentioned the book's mythology of rabbits and compared the Princess Diana's situation to that of the rabbits being pursued by enemies.
If you've ever read Watership Down, there's a fantastic mythology that the rabbits in that story have about being the prince with a thousand enemies, you know.