A lot of puns were used in the book and these were meant to confuse Alice and humor the reader. One example is when Alice asked the Mouse to tell its history, who replied, "Mine is a long

Lewis Carroll gave us these two wonderful stories that seem bizarre and hilarious. However, he made use of puns and humorous dialogues that demonstrate the English language's own share of oddities. We've taken for granted the literal meaning of words and it surprises us when confronted by the fact that ours is a strange world too. The stories have shown us unusual characters that use our own usual language. In the end, we realize that our normal, ordinary language is bizarre and hilarious too - if viewed from a different perspective.

and sad

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Approximate Word count = 370
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)