"Yeah."

"I could go ask somebody to get you a book with knights."

"It's okay." Pet pet. "You can get me one when you have hands again." (And are not so fluffy.)

"Okay. I'm going to be a knight, though, so I need to know knight things."

"So you can read lots of books with knights."

"It's sort of hard to read with eyes on opposite sides of my head."

"You don't read that much anyway," snorts Milo.

"Well, no, but I can't play swords, either, or ride horses, because I'm still a rabbit," says Jann reproachfully, "and reading books is something you could do for me, while I'm a rabbit, if you had a book with knights, instead of an evil boring book."

"Oh. I guess you can't," muses Jann.

"Yeah."

"I'm glad the carpet was a rabbit carpet and not, like, a bug carpet."

"I think I'd be scared of being petted if I was a moth. They're even easier to break than you."

"Yeah," Milo concedes.

"Although I could fly. Maybe it would be best if it was a bird carpet."

"Birds break easy too, I think. Maybe not as easy as a moth though."

"I think you can pet birds? I don't know, I never petted one."

"I think maybe you can pet birds. But maybe not baby birds."

"Well, I wouldn't be a baby bird. I'm not a baby rabbit."

"Yeah. But if it was a baby bird carpet you'd be in trouble."

"I guess. Especially if it was a not a talking baby bird carpet. I would have to eat worms and I couldn't even complain about it."

"Ew," says Milo. "Even vegetables are better."

"So much better. I'm glad rabbits don't have to eat worms."

"That would be awful."