Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. Here's a lovable ursine who comes from "deepest, darkest Peru." Wearing a hat and coat and carrying a battered suitcase, he turns up at a railway station in London, where he's found and adopted by the Brown family. Who is he?"
...1. Winkie 2. Paddington Bear 3. Brer Bear 4. Rupert Bear Our hero is named after Paddington Station in London, where the Browns find him with a note reading "Please look after this bear." They do, and they're richly rewarded: Paddington is polite, gentle and fascinating, with interesting stories and a love of cocoa and marmalade. Of course, he does get into a lot of trouble, despite "try[ing] so hard to get things right" -- but what would children's literature be without some misadventures? Paddington Bear was created by Michael Bond and first appeared in "A Bear Called Paddington" in 1958. The bear was instantly popular and went on to appear in a dozen more books by 1980. Question provided by CellarDoor.
Step 2 : Answer to the question "4. Here's a lovable ursine who comes from "deepest, darkest Peru." Wearing a hat and coat and carrying a battered suitcase, he turns up at a railway station in London, where he's found and adopted by the Brown family. Who is he?"
Paddington Bear:
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