Our story
The lamp stays on.
The Warren started as a kitchen table in the city that stayed lit after the talking stopped. Jules Burrow kept one chair empty on purpose. Anyone with a bad week could take it, say less than they planned, and still be walked to the train.
The mark came later. People wanted something they could wear that did not explain itself in a loud room. A bunny, because it notices everything and still sits still. Ears up. Coat on. Circle intact.
The meaning
What the bunny is for.
Ask what the bunny stands for and the answer is plain. Attention. Nerve. The habit of staying kind when the borough gets loud. The warren is the home under that attention: close, defended, and warm enough that nobody has to pretend.
The fluffle is the family that forms when people keep showing up. Wins get named out loud. Hard months get a seat. Once you are in, you are not visiting. The story does not close.