Ep 2. Bunny

Laura and Mary are coming home from school when they find an injured bunny on the side of the road. They take it home to Nurse Sarah who works on it while Charles and Jonathan go to a neighboring farm to borrow a buck to mate with one of Caroline's goats.

Meanwhile, Willie Oleson's bragging about his Easter egg hunt and Nellie wants to prove she's better than him and suggests they have a rabbit hunt. Willie catches the bunny that Laura and Mary rescued and takes it home to show his parents. They are not pleased with him and tell him to return it to Laura and Mary.

Nellie, however, convinces Willie to give her the bunny instead so she can use it in the rabbit hunt. Laura and Mary are heartbroken when they find out and try to get the bunny back. Nellie is determined to win the hunt and won't give it back.

The next day, Willie and Nellie go on the rabbit hunt with their friends but it quickly goes awry when their dogs run off into the woods and they get lost. They are forced to spend the night in the woods and realize the severity of their actions.

Meanwhile, Charles and Jonathan have trouble getting the buck back to their farm and end up being chased by a bull. Eventually, they make it back with the buck and the goat is successfully mated.

The next day, Willie and Nellie return the bunny to Laura and Mary, apologetic for what they did. They learned their lesson and promise to never do anything like that again. Nurse Sarah tells them that the bunny will be okay and Charles comforts Laura and Mary, saying that at least they were able to rescue it and save its life.

Overall, the episode deals with themes of compassion and empathy towards animals, as well as the consequences of actions and learning from mistakes. It also highlights the relationships between siblings and friends, and the importance of respecting others' property.