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Elmer Fudd seemed like just a clueless cartoon hunter but he’s a walking archetype, and a warning. Elmer represents the wounded masculine, and if you look carefully it’s at the root of the colonizer consciousness — chasing what it can’t control, using force instead of wisdom. He’s not just hunting Bugs Bunny. He’s hunting freedom, sovereignty, and the uncolonized soul, and he never catches it. That’s the thing about archetypes: They’re blueprints of the unconscious. When you don’t understand the

“Shh! Be vewy, vewy quiet. We're hunting Elmers,” Bugs Bunny . . Directed by Chuck Jones in 1951, “Rabbit Fire” has Daffy Duck and Bugs arguing back and forth whether it is duck season or rabbit season. The object of their arguments … the hunter, Elmer Fudd. This is the first cartoon of "The Hunting Trilogy" starring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd. . . 👉 Enjoy the clips! Don’t forget to check out my profile with LINKS to animation art | The Art of Chuck Jones