Little Bunny Foo Foo

Traditional Children's Song.
Arrangement and Spoken Verses written by J. Scott Kump.
Background art by Michael Wilhelm.

Important to also note that the Bunny used part of his fortune to purchase the forest, turning it into a tourist destination known as "Foo Foo's Formerly Forbidden, now Fun-filled Fairy Tale Forest (Field Mouse-Free)". Survivors of what came to be known as “The Field Mouse Incident” have organized regular protests. In a move that some consider defiant, facetious, or exacerbating, Mr. Foo (who prefers to be identified as “Double F”) has upgraded data coverage in the forest and installed regular wand-charging stations throughout the wooded resort.
QUESTIONS:
Should the Good Fairy lose her position as a result of the failure to charge her wand?
Would fewer field mice have suffered if the Good Fairy had given fewer chances to Little Bunny Foo Foo?
Would either of the aforementioned factors have made a difference, given the spotty data coverage in the forest?
Do you plan visit "Foo Foo's Formerly Forbidden, now Fun-filled Fairy Tale Forest (Field Mouse-Free)"?
If you don’t plan to visit, are you likely to protest "Foo Foo's Formerly Forbidden, now Fun-filled Fairy Tale Forest (Field Mouse-Free)"?
How quickly can you say "Foo Foo's Formerly Forbidden, now Fun-filled Fairy Tale Forest (Field Mouse-Free)"?