Was the rabbit at the end of Monty Python and the Holy Grail a vampire bunny, a were-rabbit, or just some sort of aggressive ravenous rabid rabbit?
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Strictly speaking, the Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog is just a killer rabbit. It has, however, been alternately referred to as a vorpal bunny.
Was it a killer rabbit because it had rabies or because it acted like a vampire or some combination thereof?
I don't see that the act of being a killer rabit, nay, the ontology of the homicidal leporine, is necessarily the result of some prior determining causation.
So all of a sudden it was inspired to attack? Because, while random, I can deal with that.
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