Official Disney Bambi 27cm Bambi With Butterfly Soft Plush Toy

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Bambi's mother leaned over and nuzzled Bambi's shoulder a little. "Come on, Bambi," she urged gently. "Get up. Try again.""Come on! Come on!" squealed Thumper and his sisters excitedly. "Get up! Get up! You can do it!" Faline: Bambi! (She knows he won't leave her in danger. Maybe something has happened to him. She cannot see him or hear him nearby. Frightened for him, she bolts into the woods) Bambi! While Salten's original novels referred to him as a roe deer, Disney planned to depict Bambi as a mule deer instead.

He hadn't had the faintest idea that the word was going to pop out of him, and neither had the rabbits. "Hey! He talked!" yelled Thumper. "He's trying to say 'bird'!" Once Bambi grew up, he ceased to be afraid of the screech owl's cries but feigned fear to please his friend.After briefly chatting with Thumper and his family, who were enjoying a meal of clover, Bambi followed a Bullfrog to a river.

Bambi and his mother wander through the woods day after day, hoping to find something to eat that others have missed) shouted Bambi-so loudly that the little rabbits and finches were scattered helter-skelter. "Bird!" he repeated in delight.

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Hello, Bambi," Faline said boldly. Bambi retreated even farther behind his mother. "I said, hello!"

Bambi had never seen anything like the sight that greeted him on the other side. Stretching out in front of him was what looked like a whole world's worth of long, golden-green grass studded with wildflowers. On one side of the meadow a marshy pond so unlike the rushing streams Bambi knew from the forest was reflecting the peach-colored light in the dawn sky. And the sky! Before this, Bambi had only caught glimpses of the sky through the trees. Out here, why, it's bigger than everything! he marveled. And I never knew the sun was as big as that, or as round!

First Thumper pushed one of Bambi's legs up and then another, then another and another until Bambi stood shakily. But Bambi's legs would not stay put and down he went again. This time his legs got all tied up. Early one fall morning, something awakens Bambi. He stands up, careful not to awaken Faline, who is sleeping behind him) None of the animals want to leave, but Owl decides he knows what is best. He won't take no for a response, and he shoos them all off)

Together, they walk through as if they are seeing it for the first time. Then they run through the meadow as day turns to night. They run, not chasing each other now, but as partners––––a pair of deer sharing their world. In the evening, wind blows through the grass and fireflies light the road of two deer who have found each other. For them, this spring day has marked the beginning of a lasting bond) [email protected] Section 4. Information about Donations to the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation He would sometimes visit during the day when the children were asleep and, as Geno and Gurri aged, began to visit them and Faline even more.donate, please visit: www.gutenberg.org/donate Section 5. General Information About Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works. The two began to feel romantically for each other as they progressed into adolescence, even sharing an accidental kiss at one point. [9] Alarmed, Thumper doesn't know how to react. His foot starts thumping out of control. Thump, thump, thump. The young female rabbit sees how hesitant he is, and she touches him gently to calm him. He stops thumping and simply stares at this kind, gentle rabbit. How wonderful she seems, he thinks. How beautiful, how sweet) Bambi's first winter is harsh and mournful. But no winter lasts forever. As spring eventually comes, all the animals are ready to celebrate a new season of life and joy. In the warm springtime, the forest is reborn. Tiny new green leaves dance on all the trees. Dainty colors of every color dot the ground below. In each tree and on every branch, there seems to be birds singing louder and sweeter than anyone can remember. The birds have returned from their winter homes and are busy looking for mates. They fly through the trees, chasing each other in wild, wonderful dances, all the while singing their merry spring songs. All this noise awakens poor Owl in his tree)