In this poignant final chapter, the animals of the Hundred Acre Wood sense that Christopher Robin is leaving, symbolizing the inevitable transition of growing up. They gather to present him with a farewell "Rissolution" poem written by Eeyore, feeling awkward about the goodbye. Afterwards, Christopher Robin and Pooh share a quiet walk to an enchanted place where Christopher Robin talks about the outside world and acknowledges he won't be able to "do Nothing" as much anymore due to growing responsibilities. He makes Pooh promise never to forget him, even when they are old, assuring him of their enduring bond, and the story concludes with the comforting thought that, in this special place, the little boy and his bear will forever be playing in spirit and memory.

In this poignant final chapter, the animals of the Hundred Acre Wood sense that Christopher Robin is leaving, symbolizing the inevitable transition of growing up. They gather to present him with a farewell "Rissolution" poem written by Eeyore, feeling...

Christopher Robin and Pooh Come to an Enchanted Place, and We Leave Them There | Pooh Stories