Mistuh Rabbit

Mistuh Rabbit was probably all brown once and made of a simple woven fabric. Over time, however, its holes have been patched over with other types of fabrics in a number of colors and patterns, most of which were re-used from discarded clothes as a form of recycling.

Mistuh Rabbit's long arms and legs are independent pieces, attached to its body via a button at each joint, allowing the arms and legs to move. All but one of the buttons is large, round, and wooden. The remaining button is slightly smaller and has been painted green; a replacement for a button long lost. One of the leg buttons is a bit loose. All of the buttons are stitched on with black thread.

Mistuh Rabbit sports a pair of large wooden buttons for eyes, painted in blue. Dirty but delicate pink embroidery stitching makes up its nose and mouth. It has a pair of long floppy ears which hang down, unsupported and too heavy to stand on their own.

Like all Stuffies, Mistuh Rabbit is capable of staying very still, resembling an unassuming and un-alive stuffed rabbit. One might also argue, that the ability to speak and move about on its own is also a special ability.

Mistuh Rabbit does not wear any clothes, but sometimes Mary will tie a nice ribbon around their neck or ears for special occasions.

Like all Stuffies, Mistuh Rabbit was likely a normal stuffed rabbit prior to being awakened. It was found in a young child's closet in an abandoned farmhouse by the party after having been awakened due to the trauma of its person. Since then, Mistuh braved a grand adventure before being re-united with its person and returning to live with her.

Mistuh Rabbit knows how to spell its name and knows most of its letters and numbers, but isn't very educated on much else. It doesn't even know how to write or tie shoes (not that it needs to).

Mistuh Rabbit has a very important job: taking care of Mary. Whatever Mary needs, Mistuh rabbit is there to help (as it is very brave). If you were to ask it, tho, it would say that most of that job consists of hugging Mary when she cries or playing tea party with her.