Ch. 7 Alice in Wonderland

“No room! No room!” P. 54

(C) The cheshire cat was right! Everyone is perfectly mad. A table laid out for maybe twenty guests, filled with only three, should have plenty of room for a young girl. I would have felt offended, but then again Alice showed with no invitation. I’ve learned my lesson from doing this in the past. (P) Alice probably forgot some of her manners, because I would have never thought that she would have showed up for tea time, without an invitation or even knowing them.

“For instance suppose it were nine o’clock in the morning…: you’d only have to whisper a hint to Time, and around goes the clock in a twinkling! Half-past one, time for dinner!” P.57

(R) I only wish time would pass through school so quickly, and that we could freeze that special moment. Only, we don’t live in Wonderland. We live in reality, the real world, home sweet home, etcetera. Lewis Carroll has done an excellent job with creating a whole new world. A world where almost anything is possible, it's a fantasy. Carroll not only makes this book so mythical, but he keeps it alive.