Green Forest Stories · Character

Woof Woof

A bear cub who trails her brother step for step and mimics her mother exactly, learning the forest's rules by copying rather than by asking.

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Also known as Woof, Woof - Woof

First appearance: Boxer and Woof-Woof

As a major figure in Green Forest Stories, Woof Woof is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

Boxer's sister, equally mischievous, who shares the adventure and the fright from Peter Rabbit.

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Woof-Woof is the second of Mother Bear's twins, shuffling at Boxer's heels and sniffing whatever her mother sniffs, solemnly certain she is out in the Great World at last. Her imitation is both charming and precarious, since Chatterer the Red Squirrel resents bears climbing trees and would love to scare the cubs when Mother Bear isn't watching. Her presence keeps the twins' lessons tender, and her nearness to Boxer makes his rebellion feel like a family matter rather than a solo adventure.

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Woof Woof appears across 24 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

Boxer and Woof-Woof
Boxer's sister, equally mischievous, who shares the adventure and the fright from Peter Rabbit.
Out in the Great World
The other twin cub, also obediently follows and imitates Mother Bear's every move.
The Twins Climb a Tree
Follows Boxer up the tree, shares his fear, and later comments on how small Mother Bear looks.
Too Late Chatterer Is Sorry
Woof-Woof follows Boxer's lead, joining in the chase and enjoying the climb.
The Twins Have to Go Home
The other twin bear cub, more meek than Boxer, she obeys Mother Bear's command without protest.
X: The Twins Get Even with Peter Rabbit
The other twin bear cub who joins Boxer in chasing Peter Rabbit.
XI: Peter Is in a Tight Place
The other bear cub, excited and determined to catch Peter; suggests pulling the brush pile apart.
Peter Takes a Chance
The other twin bear cub, equally thoughtless, helping to pull apart the brush pile.
XIII: A Great Mix-Up of Little Bears
Woof-Woof runs into Boxer while chasing Peter, then fights with her brother before they both realize Peter has escaped.
Two Foolish-Feeling Little Bears
The other twin cub; also feels foolish and rubs her sore nose after the fight.
The Twins Meet Their Father
The other twin bear cub; follows her brother Boxer as they track the unknown bear.
The Twins Take to a Tree
The other twin cub who flees with Boxer and climbs a tree to avoid Buster Bear.
Mother Comes to the Rescue
The other twin bear cub who climbs the tree with Boxer and screams for their mother.
The Twins Are Comforted
The other twin cub; shares his brother's fear and hatred, snuggles close to Mother Bear for comfort.
The Cubs Talk It Over
Criticizes Buster Bear for running away, prefers brown coats, and expresses dislike for his father.
The Twins Get Their First Bath
Falls into the pond after being startled by Boxer's splash and learns to swim.
The Twins Are Still Puzzled
The other twin bear cub who also falls in and is similarly confused by her reflection in the water.
Boxer Gets a Spanking
Obeys Mother Bear and stays in the tree, warning Boxer not to disobey.
Boxer Is Sulky
Teases Boxer after his punishment, grinning and making faces, which deepens his sulkiness.
Boxer Starts Out to Get Even
Laughed at Boxer and accompanied Mother Bear to the Laughing Brook.
Alone and Lost in the Great World
Woof Woof is referenced as Boxer's sibling, part of the family Boxer misses and hopes is searching for him.
Boxer Meets a Polite Little Fellow
Boxer's twin sister, mentioned as still tagging along with Mother Bear.
Woof-Woof Turns Up Her Nose
Boxer's twin sister, initially sad but becomes cross and tired from the search, ultimately turning up her nose at Boxer.
All Is Well at Last
Boxer's twin sister who initially turns up her nose at him due to the scent, but later resumes her place at Mother Bear's heels.

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