ot;faculty of wonder". It was said that at birth, we all had that "faculty of wonder" but as we grow old, we become used to what is happening around us so the world just becomes a habit thus we stopped wondering, questioning and to be curious. This is when philosophy enters. It brings us back to our wondering days. It makes us philosophize to find meaning. Those who are deep in the rabbit's fur are not philosophizing and they are thinking that they have found meaning in what they are doing in their habitual world. But actually, they just accepted meaning that had been handed down from tradition. We have a decision between making our own philosophy, defining it through a rational process of thought or to be a slave to notions, principles and other people's philosophy. Those who are deep in the rabbit's fur had chosen to be a slave. They have allowed themselves to accumulate those junks, which have created an obstruction for their minds to grow. When I read this novel, I chose to be pulled up to fine hairs of the rabbit
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