Eidelgrin

In the first episode Brennan describes a very small wagon that is just a little teapot drawn by a giant rabbit, among the odds and ends of the Chandling Caravan NA E1·01:09:19. The rabbit is not yet named, and the caravan is a small merchant's caravan that travels with a tinker's wagon and a peddler's wagon NA E1·01:09:19.

In the second episode Herr Drosselmeyer calls Eidelgrin his friend, and the rabbit nods its head when asked to confirm his long journey NA E2·01:08:57 NA E2·01:09:13. When the teapot and its master have disappeared, Eidelgrin speaks up, saying that they do talking and offering to leap behind the chariot and push NA E2·01:36:11 NA E2·01:36:23 NA E2·01:36:54. Brennan says the rabbit is about the size of a horse, and the party rides on it and the ram into the dark forest toward the Kingdom of Elegy NA E2·01:37:07 NA E2·01:43:52. As Eidelgrin hops into the forest, the thick brush parts in front of Rosamund NA E2·01:39:52.

Later Brennan says Eidelgrin and the ram cannot come up the cliff, that Eidelgrin is completely intelligent and can make his way back to the house, and Eidelgrin says he might make some pairings of the cheeses in the larder with the wines NA E2·02:15:02 NA E2·02:15:33 NA E2·02:15:42.