When he went looking for her he met Gob and Famina who were experiencing the same thing so they came to a conclusion that they must be with their fathers. Soon he couldn't find his mother because she just disappeared. He learned what is the fear of a storm and the consolation of a gentle rain. Bambi learned that during the day it was too dangerous for a small creature for him to go out and that it was safer if he went out at night. Two big deer showed up on the meadow and his mother explained that those were their fathers who will show up when the time is right. He met a rabbit and a roe Ena who had two kids Gob and Famine. His mother taught him all of the beauties and dangers of life. First, she thought him how to walk and then they would play in the meadow. The mother took on an assignment to teach Bambi everything she knows. He was beautiful and everyone admired him. One spring day a hind gave birth to a fawn named Bambi. We need to be friends with every animal because they have confidence in a man, and this confidence should not be let down. We should take care of the animals, respect their lives and do not kill them for food or, even worse, for sport. The author tells us that we should be just the opposite. In the book, the man is referred to as "He" and fully deserves such a title because the man in this story is cold, distant and deadly to animals. The author warns people about the responsibility that dominant species title carries. The story is also an extremely important message to humanity. In addition to the main point, the story has many other lessons and stresses the importance of true friendship and kindness we share with other people. If we persist everything will resolve eventually, and just like a fawn that became strong and proud buck, we will emerge stronger and prouder. We can never give up, we can never surrender, and never lose the good in ourselves.
No matter how life becomes difficult at some point, we have to rely on friends to help us overcome those difficulties. The story has some extremely moving parts, but also their readers can learn a great lesson. From the beginning, the story follows a fawn and his child's playfulness, youth, temptation, love, and fear all the way until his adulthood. It is a story about the deer, story about his entire life.
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