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| “ | You did well, very well but every film has ending, and here's yours! | „ |
| ~ The White Rabbit |
| “ | You're supposed to be dead! Oh f-ck... HE'S AFTER MY FREAKIN' KEYS! | „ |
| ~ The White Rabbit |
| “ | No, mommy, get him offa ME! | „ |
| ~ The White Rabbit begging for mercy. |
The White Rabbit is the alias of a snuff film actor for Valiant Video Enterprises. He serves as a minor antagonist seen in the controversial video game Manhunt.
He was voiced by Renaud Sebbane.
Biography[]
The White Rabbit was hired by Starkweather to join him and at some point to be his leading man, and starred in two films: Here, Bunny, Bunny and Down the Rabbit Hole, he would be in more, if James Earl Cash didn't kill him.
The White Rabbit tends to act very cocky and annoying and taunts Cash a lot, however he gets very scared when Cash goes after him and will sometimes even beg for mercy and even cry "No, Please!" or "Mommy!". If Cash surprises him and aim a gun at him, he will put his hands up in surrender, whatsoever. He does try to defend himself when he is carrying a gun, however.
As James Earl Cash nears the end of his time as a film star, the White Rabbit shows up and Cash is ordered by Lionel to follow him. The rabbit leads Cash into several traps where he gets ambushed by the Smileys, always surviving.
Cash eventually chases the rabbit into a workshop room where Starkweather has planned to let Cash die. The rabbit heads outside the building and Cash kills the remaining Smileys, finishing off the gang. Cash heads outside the building, where the rabbit is shocked to see Cash is still alive. The rabbit runs away again and Cash goes after him, though outside there are three Cerberus guards are patrolling the area. Cash makes his way up to the guard tower, where the rabbit has armed himself with a shotgun and is accompanied by a Cerberus guard carrying a Sniper Rifle.
Here Cash finally corners the White Rabbit, but the rabbit gets on his knees and begs Cash too spare his life, but Cash takes no mercy on the insane coward and kills him, and takes the key he was holding to exit the prison. A man in a rabbit suit is seen in Manhunt 2 as a corpse hanging from a cable, though it's most likely not him as Manhunt 2 takes place in 2007, four years after the original Manhunt, and the White Rabbit would be a skeleton by that point.
Personality[]
Little is known about the White Rabbit's personality. An utter psychopath, he seems to be particularly sadistic, yet also cowardly and somewhat comical. He enjoys to play mind-games with his enemies, mostly Cash. He seems to be completely insane much like another Starkweather's "star" Piggsy, though unlike Piggsy the White Rabbit retains some of common sense and can speak coherent speeches.
He is also a huge coward, as he never directly attempts to confront the protagonist, and begs mercy, only to be murdered afterwards by a ruthless Cash.
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Trivia[]
- The rabbit is a homage to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, as Lionel Starkweather calls Cash his "big ugly Alice".
- The White Rabbit is the only character to appear in both games.
- The Rabbit is also the only character to be protected by two gangs, Smileys and Cerberus.
- The White Rabbit becomes a playable skin in the first game after the player gets a five-star rating in "Divided They Fall" mission.
External Links[]
- White Rabbit on the Manhunt Wiki
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