2-Rabbit Bandit and the moon

在一个遥远的森林里，住着一只名叫紫罗兰的紫色垂耳兔，她的眼睛大而明亮，宛如两颗璀璨的蛋白石。

紫罗兰带着她的宝贝——一个柔软的枕头、一床温暖的棉被、一块神秘的魔镜和一个腐烂的猕猴桃，搬到了一个靠近人类村庄的幽静地穴中。

人类村庄有很多有趣的东西，紫罗兰被那些人类创造的小玩意儿深深吸引。她悄悄偷走了她喜欢的小破烂，有的时候是一根半吹不响的竖笛，有的时候是一个没有棉芯的蜡烛，有的时候是一个缺了眼睛的布偶。她把这些都藏在了她的地洞里，并且给自己封号：兔子大盗。

她把这些珍贵的小破烂塞满了八个地洞，但是兔子大盗的名字依旧无人知道。

一天，村庄的小学在野外上课，这可是个稀奇事儿。紫罗兰偷偷地去窥探，只见小树林里，小学生们正用彩铅在画布上挥洒着色彩，原来是在写生。紫罗兰偷走了小男孩随地仍在地上的纸团，偷走了小女孩落在树叶堆里的半块橡皮。

“我真坏啊。”紫罗兰这样想着，“或许这样我就能成为传说中的兔子大盗了！”

In a faraway forest, there lived a purple lop-eared rabbit named Violet, with eyes as large and bright as two sparkling opals.

Violet carried her treasures—a soft pillow, a warm quilt, a mysterious magic mirror, and a rotten kiwi fruit—to a quiet burrow close to a human village.

The human village was filled with fascinating things, and Violet was deeply attracted to the little trinkets created by humen. She quietly stole the little scraps she liked, sometimes a half-broken flute, sometimes a candle without a wick, and sometimes a doll missing an eye. She hid them all in her burrow and crowned herself the Rabbit Bandit.

She filled eight burrows with these precious trinkets, yet the name of the Rabbit Bandit remained unknown.

One day, the village school was having a outdoor class, which was quite unusual. Violet sneaked to peek and saw the children in the small grove, using colored pencils to splash colors onto their canvases, it turned out they were sketching from life. Violet stole a crumpled piece of paper the little boy had dropped on the ground and half a rubber the little girl had left in a pile of leaves.

"I'm so naughty," Violet thought to herself, "Perhaps this way, I can become the legendary Rabbit Bandit!"