Bug's Bunny Situation

Anyone who knows my brother well, will know that he takes things VERY VERY literally. You pretend to get mad at him, he'll think you're being real.

So with that slice of knowledge, let me tell you a little story.
So we were at my grandmas a couple months ago, still in the summer, and Noah was beating up this Bugs Bunny stuffed animal life size thing that had been won in a drawing like 20 years ago. He was pretending to wrestle it while we were watching TV in the basement. He beat Bugs up so bad, he's saggy now. His head sags and his arms and feet sag about. My grandma was mad, because he was like 20 years old, and we had had him a long time, and now we couldn't fix him.
My brother got really upset and apologized and was willing to do pretty much anything to make it up to her. But she wouldn't have any of it, to her it was like something she couldn't repay. So she just waved it away, and said "forget it." but Noah and I both knew she wouldn't forget that, and she went back up the stairs. We watched TV in silence.
So my mom gets a text from my uncle, with pictures of Bugs Bunny all wrapped up in slings, and casts, and braces. My grandma, uncle and aunt had patched him all up like he was a real person, and they were beyond mad anymore, they were over it, and now they were just having fun. They were just wondering if Noah would get mad if they had him all patched up and said he won the wrestling tournament. Or if he would get really upset again. Because I don't think he wanted to be reminded of it when we left, he had apologized and just wanted to be done with the whole ordeal, and Bugs was propped up against a wall, so he looked normal again, and they just wanted the whole thing over with. But now they have Bugs out as a reminder of what he did, that he can't take back, and no one knows how he's gonna take that. Because if one person makes a remark saying "Oh look at what you did to poor Bugs" he might get upset again, because he thought it was all over with.
And by the way my grandma got him another life size stuffed animal to wrestle. Probably just as old, but twice as durable, it's a HUGE bear with a 7up t-shirt.
It's a white bear, that will be a constant reminder of what he did that he can't take back.
Ha ha, ok, I'm done with the spirit bear talk. The whole part of the story, wasn't supposed to sound like it, but the last sentence I did on purpose.
HEY GUESS WHAT?? We FINALLY finished that crazy book.
Took like since the beginning of the year to read a little book that Hannah and I could have finished in a few days.
(It's almost turkey day!!)
Delaney