The thought of these people having the bold idea of leaving their homes to come here and pray pleases and reassures Rabbit, and moves him to close his own eyes and bow his head with a movement so tiny that Ruth won't notice. Help me, Christ. Forgive me. Take me down the way. Bless Ruth, Janice, Nelson, my mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Springer, and the unborn baby. Forgive Tothero and all the others. Amen.
Rabbit experiences a deep sense of comfort and inspiration from the sight of others who have left their familiar surroundings to come together in prayer. This communal act provides him with reassurance and prompts a quiet reflection of his own as he bows his head, emphasizing his need for guidance and forgiveness in his life.
In his prayer, Rabbit seeks help from Christ and expresses remorse while remembering those close to him, including his family and friends. He collectively asks for blessings for both loved ones and those who have caused him pain, illustrating his struggle with faith, forgiveness, and the complexities of his relationships.
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