March Hare

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 to describe that, “... the March Hare moved into the Dormouse’s place, and Alice rather unwillingly took the place of the March Hare. The Hatter was the only one who got any advantage from the change;

he was brushing it off so easily. With anyone else, he would have chewed them out for it. I was grateful for the reaction, of course, but considering the recent revelation, my thoughts drifted to reasons of the change. "There is no more room," March Hare told Ciel. "Yes, no more room at all," Hatter joked. He gave me a knowing smile. He knew that I had figured it out. If I hadn't, I wouldn't have hugged Ciel. I averted my eyes, angry for him being right at all. He had just made things a zillion

various personal remarks, and asks many riddles that have no answers. He wears a large top hat with 10/6 on the side, a checkered suit, and a polka dot bow tie. The Cheshire cat describes him as mad. He can always be found having a tea party with the March Hare. There is never time to wash their dishes between whiles so there is an abundances of tea accessories on the table. He is most notable for "murdering time" when he sang poorly for the Queen of Hearts. She hated it so much she sentenced him to death

However, Alice begins to realize the dynamics as the story progresses and new experiences emerge. I feel that Alice’s change in attitude is Carroll’s way of insinuating the ridiculousness or hypocrisy in the adult’s and society’s standard way of thinking. The first scene where the reader sees Alice take hold of her authority is when she becomes incredibly big at the White Rabbit’s House. I feel that this scene is very significant because it shows how the shift in Alice’s character is set up. In order

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I had the same line of field for 25 years, and i have never had a case as odd as Alice’s. She was my first and last client. Her mother came in when alice was five years old, Alice called her the Queen of Hearts, she called me the Mad Hatter. Funny thing she actually made me feel a bit mad sometimes, she always had such a surreal look on things in her life that scared me from time to time. I only wish i realized what was going on sooner. I first met Alice on February 14,1865 the same day as her birthday

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