Sure. Here is an expanded version with a beginning, middle and end.

Beginning:
The scene opens up with chaos and destruction as the cities burn down in flames. The people are in a state of panic, trying to flee from the disaster that has befallen them. Amidst this chaos, the focus shifts to a white fluffy bunny, innocently hopping towards the crowd. However, something seems off about the bunny as red stains become apparent on its white fur. The first bunny's state gives the audience a clue that something is not right.

Middle:
As the bunny approaches the crowd, the people become aware of its true nature. The bunny is not a cute, innocent creature, but a killer. Before they have time to react, another group of white fluffy bunnies appears, multiplying at an alarming rate. The bunnies are attacking and slowly nibbling their prey, causing unimaginable pain and anguish. The people scream and beg for a quick death, but the bunnies seem relentless. The audience begins to realize the severity of the situation as they see the helpless victims being mauled by the cute-looking bunnies.

End:
The plot reaches its climax as the bunnies continue to multiply and attack the people. The audience is left with a feeling of dread and uncertainty as the bunnies seem to have no end in sight. The plot ends on a cliffhanger, leaving the audience to wonder what will happen next. Will the people find a way to defeat the bunnies and stop the massacre, or will the bunnies continue their rampage, leaving the world in chaos and destruction? The plot ends on a note of suspense, leaving the audience wanting more.
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