Jack White is an enormous rabbit that walks like a man.  Though only five feet and four inches in height, his perfect posture and slender build give him a surprisingly large presence, when he cares to be seen.  His ears, standing tall above his head, also add almost an extra foot.

Jack White is every inch the gentleman, so much as a rabbit can be.  He carries himself with grace and conducts himself with decorum.  His idea of casual dress is a waistcoat and no gloves.  Most commonly, he is adorned in a long-tailed morning jacket, carrying a gentleman's cane and, depending on the weather, a silk top hat, perched between his tall, erect lapine ears.  His near-perfect white pelt is always immaculately groomed, which accents his only marking: a large liver-colored spot highlighting his left eye.

Behind his prim appearance, though, hides a strange edge.  He is always aware, his ears turning nervously towards any slight sound.  In conversation, he is always concentrating deeply, his brow furrowed and rippling as if paying attention required some exceptional effort.  And despite fine manners groomed by a household of career aristocrats, he can't seem to help but constantly check the time on his pocketwatch.