John Updike, the widely-read American writer was born on 18 March 1932 in Shillington, Pennsylvania. He was much popular as a writer that he imprinted his talent in different branches of literature. One can see Updike’s literary life as involved with different literary works, including poems, novels, short stories, essays, and so on. The majority of his books won him recognition and acclaim that helped him in attaining many great awards, including Pulitzer Prize. One of the books that raised his popularity in America as well as among other readers of the world was his collection of books published under the Rabbit series. The Rabbit series are; Rabbit is Rich, Rabbit at rest, Rabbit, Run, Rabbit Redux, and Rabbit Remembered . He was awarded Pulitzer Prize for his Rabbit is rest and Rabbit are rich . (John Updike: Astrology and birth chart, 2009). Most of the critics regard the Rabbit Series as the wonderful creation of Updike. He has published about 30 novels and short stories in which one can see the American small town and Protestant middle class as his favorite subjects. (John Updike: Astrology and birth chart, 2009). He is well known for his careful craftsmanship and profile writing. One of the most influential factors of his writing was his mother. As he was very efficient in learning, Updike entered Harvard University on full scholarship. (John Updike: Astrology and birth chart, 2009). The suffering of psoriasis made him depressed in literary works. Rabbit Run is a famous novel included in his Rabbit series , which was, published in 1960. The other Rabbit Series novels followed in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. John Updike got Pulitzer Prize for these works. The Times magazine selected this book as one of the best among 100 books during the years 1923 to 2005. Rabbit, Run touches on some delicate issues, like prostitution, male and female orgasms, alcoholism, adultery, blow jobs, homosexuality (though only briefly and ambiguously), birth control, abortion, and even accidental infanticide (We realize the phrase is a contradiction in terms, but we promise it’ll make sense when you get into the novel). (Updike, 2009). A deep reading of the novel reveals to one the real nature of its main character, Harry “Rabbit” Angstrom. It is possible for one to regard the novel as the study of Rabbit’s mind. He adopts many tricks in order to bring his girlfriend to his side. Regarding the opinion of many critics, the main character Rabbit, Run has a bit of Jesus Complex, a couple of atheists, and even Freudian. An analysis of the novel reveals the reader of its varying degrees of wilderness, varying degrees of civilization, and also the problems of being a child and being a grown-up. (John, 2009). Another theme that deals in the novel are a comparative study of living in society and living in the wild. All these things are related to his name Harry, the name of a human, and the other name Rabbit is the name of a wild animal. Harry had a dream and in which he visits Mrs. Smith’s garden. He finds that the garden is an empty field of gravel and the voice he hears in the garden reminds him of life and death. When waking up from the dream, Harry was unable to interpret the real meaning of his dream and he got confused. The whole novel represents the sufferings, trials, and