In the story "Rat and Toad," Rat tricks Toad into giving him a ride across the river on Toad's back. However, once they reach the other side, Rat refuses to help Toad cross back over and instead runs off, leaving Toad stranded. Toad is left feeling betrayed and angry at Rat for taking advantage of him.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 13
In the children's book "The Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame, there is a character named Rat who befriends a toad. The toad, named Toad, is known for being reckless and impulsive, while Rat is more cautious and practical.
In one chapter of the book, Rat and Toad decide to go on a boating adventure. They steal a boat and set off down the river. At first, they have a great time, but Toad soon becomes bored and reckless. He starts to row the boat too fast, and they almost crash into a bridge.
Rat tries to warn Toad to slow down, but Toad doesn't listen. They eventually crash into the bridge and the boat is wrecked. Rat and Toad are both thrown into the river.
Rat is a good swimmer, but Toad is not. Rat tries to save Toad, but Toad is too heavy. Rat has to let go of Toad and watch him sink to the bottom of the river.
Rat is heartbroken by Toad's death. He grieves for his friend and feels responsible for his death. However, he eventually comes to terms with what happened and learns to live without Toad.