levi1′s Blog

“A Mad Tea-Party” may be the most entertaining chapter in the book, with delightfully absurd conversation (“Have some wine?” / ”I don’t see any wine” /  “There isn’t any.”), an absurd riddle (“Why is a raven like a writing-desk?” / “…What’s the answer?” / “I haven’t the faintest idea?”), the Hatter’s watch that doesn’t tell time (only the month), the circular absurdity of the perpetual tea-party itself (moving down one place only benefiting the hatter), the Dormouse’ nonsense story about the people in the treacle-well, and numerous puns.

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