Week 12 Reading Notes Part B

For the second part of the unit, I continued to follow Alice's journey down the rabbit hole and into a magical land. My favorite part of this story was the trial part, because I thought it was so representative of Alice's character. She had a lot of thoughts throughout this segment, and it was a lot of fun to read.

Notes:

• As the court got ready, Alice was very perceptive about her surroundings
• She noticed a plate of tarts that looked so good
• She also noticed that there was a judge with a wig, and a bunch of creatures that were jurors.
• Alice realized that the jurors were very stupid, and she got mad and plucked one of the pencils out of a juror's (this one was a lizard) hands.
• As the trial got started, the first witness was called
• The first witness was the Mad Hatter, and he said that his hat was not his
• The King got mad and said it was stolen, but the Hatter said that he simply sells them.

Hatter, by Sir John Tenniel

This story is part of the Alice in Wonderland unit. Story source: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (1865).