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Site 6: Shortly after this depicted transformation, the boy leaves the velveteen  rabbit in a wooded area and live rabbits approach the stuffed toy. The natural  rabbits and the toy-turned-real rabbit are presented as having a conversation  and ultimately an argument about what they are. The natural rabbits argue  that the velveteen rabbit cannot be real because he cannot move of his own  accord and he smells and looks different than they do. The velveteen rabbit is  portrayed as indignant and sad at their rejection of him as real. He insists that  he has been made real by the boy and, thus, he knows he is real.