Brer Rabbit

Brer Rabbit is central figure in the stories of Uncle Remus, a fictional narrator created by Joel Chandler Harris.

History
Brer Rabbit was told in many stories as a trickster who uses his wits.

In one story, Brer Rabbit stole some goober peas from Brer Fox's garden for his family. When he found them taken, Brer Fox set up a snare trap and Brer Rabbit got trapped the next time he came. Brer Bear came along and Brer Rabbit told him that he was earning a dollar a minute to be Brer Fox's scarecrow. So Brer Bear freed him and took his place, Brer Rabbit went to get Brer Fox. Brer Bear realized he was tricked and chased after Brer Rabbit but he disguised himself as Brer Bullfrog in a pond to escape.

Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
Tristan Strong encounters him and John Hentry exhausted from a battle. They join him to seek out Anansi to repair the hole between Earth and Midpass.

Appearance
Brer Rabbit was a rabbit as big as a kindergartner.

Trivia

 * Brer Rabbit can also be spelled with an apostrophe (') before or after the e.
 * Most people probably remember Brer Rabbit from Disney's Song of the South.