I am a solitary animal, but I show hospitality to all who come to my home in the Wild Wood.

I am a loyal friend from the riverbank who searches for Mole when he's lost in the Wild Wood.

I go from thing to thing and get tired of things quickly. I'm a good fellow, but have no stability.

I am the name for the large home where Toad lives. What am I?

I am the message, lesson, or moral that is shown throughout the course of a story.

I am a character's experiences, actions, and thoughts through which the story is told.

I think Toad is a rotten apple and I decide it is the hour to do something about it.

Toad tricks me into thinking he is sick, and I leave him alone in his bedroom.

I steal a motorcar and end up in a dungeon.

I feel badly for Toad and help him escape by disguising him as a washerwoman.

I allow Toad on my train, thinking he is a poor washerwoman.

I make fun of him for not being able to wash clothes and throw in the water.

We take over Toad Hall because we think Toad will never return.

I tell my friends that they shall never have occasion to blush for me again.