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Peter is eager to leave the Old Pasture with Miss Fuzzytail, now feeling a profound sense of responsibility for her safety. He meticulously plans their departure, waiting for a dark, star-lit night to minimize danger. Miss Fuzzytail bids a tearful farewell to her old home, apprehensive about entering the "Great World" of the Green Meadows. 

Peter reassures her, instructing her to follow his white tail if danger arises. They cautiously navigate the journey, avoiding Reddy Fox and Hooty the Owl, finally reaching the safe Old Briar-patch at dawn.

Notable Quotes:

• "A danger past is a danger past, So why not just forget it? Watch out instead for the one ahead Until you've safely met it." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)

Summary:

• Peter's newfound sense of responsibility and thoughtful planning for Miss Fuzzytail's safety.
• The stark contrast between his previous impulsive nature and his careful preparation for their journey.
• The journey itself as a symbolic step in their commitment to each other and their new life.

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