Mad Libs

AMC’s 2007 premier of Mad Men coined the beginning of a television revolution. Viewers of the hit program became captivated by every aspect of the show, from the retro designed setting to the verbiage spoken by characters, Mad Men leaves audiences with an intense wonder to observe how the story unfolds. Mad Men portrays the 1960s in a way the current generation has never before seen and for our nation’s elder generations it creates an extreme sense of nostalgia. While the show’s setting portrays

shifts in shape and size, perverting the proportions of Wonderland around her. She also has conversations with other characters that the are full of nonsense and odd remarks. Perhaps Alice's irrational personality is best displayed during the scene "A Mad Tea-Party" when Alice encounters a Hatter, March Hare and Dormouse sitting down for teatime. She walks up to the crew nonchalantly and sits down to join them. Immediately, the Hatter begins to make remarks about Alice's appearance and her manners. He

changing colors. For instance, Ilosovic Stayne, the red queen’s partner, has an eye patch that goes back and forth from black and red. This shows how he was deceiving character that faked liking the red queen for his own benefit. Additionally, the mad hatter’s eye color changes with his mood. When he is calm, they are green, but when he gets angry, they turn red. To conclude, Tim Burton uses symbolism to give a deeper lesson and to clear up the state of a character. Moreover, Burton uses satire

In the story Alice meets with the Mad Hatter and the March Hare. She enters the Hatter’s home uninvited and she begins to converse with them. After moments have passed the Hatter begins to say, “‘ I want a clean cup,’... let’s all move one place on.’(66; ch.7)” Then the narrator begins

Juxtaposition: Juxtaposition is a literary device that places two persons, places, ideas, concepts, or themes close together for contrasting effect. Juxtaposition is placing two things side-by-side to be compared and contrasted. Quote: “Alice sighed wearily. ‘I think you might do something better with the time,’ … ‘If you know Time as well as I do,’ said the Hatter, ‘you wouldn't talk about wasting IT. It’s HIM.’ ‘I don't know what you mean,’ said Alice. ‘Of course you

be changing the past. In the movie, directed by Steve Carr, Rafe’s younger brother died from cancer and was trying to remember him and try bringing him back. But he’s gone, Leo left. The movie, directed by James Bobin, The Queen of Hearts was very mad at her sister for not telling the truth when they were younger. She tried telling the truth but if she did, it would change the future and/or the present. Alice and Rafe wanted their family member back to the real world. Their family member had died

The she cat was running towards the sounds of cat fighting She was unsure if this was a good idea because she was heavy with kits. As she approached, a fluffy white went streaking past as a mottled brown came streaking after her. The she cat, also known as Snowlily, jumped on the mottled she cat and sunk her teeth in as the cat under her yowled in pain. Snowlily jumped off and watched as the Treeclan cat ran away in fear. That night the clan gathered around the tree just outside of a twoleg camp

Whether it is because she is being mistaken for someone she is not or magical foods and drinks are causing her to change in size, from the moment she gets in wonderland Alice is in constant wonder of who she is. Her identity is something she feels that she has lost and she simply cannot remember who she really is, “Alice’s fall down the rabbit hole introduces a comparable identity crisis” (Haughton 194). In Wonderland, Alice struggles with the importance of knowing herself and is often ordered to

the household by cooking and cleaning. Although these stereotypes were the status quote; the women of the 1960’s were trying to breakdown those stereotypical doors. I chose the television series Mad Men because it gives an inside look on the roles of men and women in the 1960’s and how they were viewed. Mad Men is filled with dominant and hardworking men in the 1960’s but the women on this show are constantly seen as the lesser

relatives, (9.) excessive social anxiety that does not diminish with familiarity and tends to be associated with paranoid fears rather than negative judgments about self” (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). From the following criteria, the Mad Hatter suffers from odd thinking and speech,