What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

This image is a playful depiction of a scene that combines elements familiar to a place called London, known across the sea from where you might be in the 15th century. On the left side of the image stands a tall tower with a square base that thins as it rises skywards, capped with a pointed roof containing a large clock face. This can be likened to the bell towers you may see in cathedrals, where time is marked by the ringing of bells, though here the time is shown on a large visible dial.On the right, we encounter a most curious and whimsical sight—an animal resembling a rabbit, standing upright like a human. It is inside a small rectangular box, slightly taller than itself. This box is akin to a miniature house, made of solid material with details emblazoned across the top that assigns it a purpose related to a technology not yet known in your time—a "telephone," a device used for transmitting voices over vast distances, much like a messager might carry a letter, but almost instantaneously.In its paws, the rabbit holds a corded apparatus attached to this box, placing it near its ear as if listening. This imaginative scenario combines familiar imagery—a tower and an animal—along with fantastical elements that require leaps of the imagination from someone of the 15th century, melding timekeeping and distance communication into a single charming tableau.