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A Victorian era preteen named Alice was sitting idly by a brook when she happened to notice a white rabbit standing next to her and fingering an iPhone. “Bloody hell!” exclaimed the Rabbit, his whiskers twitching anxiously. “I’m late for a very hot dat... More »
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll Essay By Dan Geddes 13 March 2001 Summary Introductory Poems Chapter I—Down the Rabbit-hole Chapter II—The Pool of Tears Analysis Chapter III—A Caucus-Race and a Long Table Chapter IV—The Rabbit Sends in... More »