1. Growing up, how did you view the Easter Bunny?

Pure childhood magic — I believed completely


Fun tradition, but I always had doubts


Just a story — I never bought into it

2. Which version of the Easter Bunny feels most accurate to you now?

A harmless symbol of childhood joy


A strange cultural tradition we don’t question enough


Slightly unsettling when you really think about it

3. Be honest — how creepy is a giant rabbit breaking into homes at night?

Not creepy at all — it’s wholesome


A little weird if you think about it


Extremely unsettling — why is no one stopping this?

4. What part of the Easter Bunny tradition stands out the most to you?

The hidden eggs and treasure hunt


The idea of a mysterious nighttime visitor


The visuals — the costume, the smile, the silence

5. If the Easter Bunny were real, what would concern you most?

How it gets into houses


Why it’s watching children


What it actually wants

6. Which version would you rather encounter?

A friendly, cartoon-style Easter Bunny


A realistic, silent, human-sized rabbit


None. Absolutely none.

7. How would you react if you saw the Easter Bunny in your home at night?

Stay calm — assume it’s part of the tradition


Freeze and watch


Immediate panic — something is wrong

8. Do you think the Easter Bunny concept leans more toward…

Joy and innocence


Mystery and curiosity


Quiet, accidental horror

9. If rewritten as a horror story, what would make the Easter Bunny most effective?

Its silence and unpredictability


Its access to homes and children


The fact that everyone accepts it without question

10. Defining question — The Easter Bunny

In a sentence or two, what is the Easter Bunny to you now — memory, myth, or something stranger?

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