The Magic of Oz™

Keeper of the Wicket

A white rabbit who guards the entrance to Bunnybury

First named in The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 19

answered the rabbit, "I'm merely the Keeper of the Wicket, and a person of little importance, although I try to do my duty.

What the books say it is

  • colour white with pink eyes 1 chapter
    • Here stood the rabbit she had been talking with, and now that she could see all of him, she gazed at the creature in surprise. He was a good sized white rabbit with pink eyes, much like all other white rabbits. But the astonishing thing about him was the manner in which he was dressed. He wore a white satin jacket embroidered with gold, and having diamond buttons. His vest was rose-colored satin, with tourmaline buttons. His trousers were white, to correspond with the jacket, and they were baggy at the knees--like those of a zouave--being tied with knots of rose ribbons. His shoes were of white plush with diamond buckles, and his stockings were rose silk.
      The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 19
  • eyes pink 1 chapter
    • He was a good sized white rabbit with pink eyes, much like all other white rabbits. But the astonishing thing about him was the manner in which he was dressed. He wore a white satin jacket embroidered with gold, and having diamond buttons.
      The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 19
  • wears a white satin jacket embroidered with gold with diamond buttons, a rose-colored satin vest, white trousers tied with rose ribbons, white plush shoes with diamond buckles, and rose silk stockings 1 chapter
    • Here stood the rabbit she had been talking with, and now that she could see all of him, she gazed at the creature in surprise. He was a good sized white rabbit with pink eyes, much like all other white rabbits. But the astonishing thing about him was the manner in which he was dressed. He wore a white satin jacket embroidered with gold, and having diamond buttons. His vest was rose-colored satin, with tourmaline buttons. His trousers were white, to correspond with the jacket, and they were baggy at the knees--like those of a zouave--being tied with knots of rose ribbons. His shoes were of white plush with diamond buckles, and his stockings were rose silk.
      The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 19

Appears in

The Emerald City of Oz (2 of 30 chapters)

Mentioned in

The Emerald City of Oz (1 of 30 chapters)

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