Question

Justify the title of the
story ' A mad Tea party'
in about 50 words

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Answer 1

Answer:

In the wood, Alice encounters a tree with a door in it. She enters the door and finds herself back in the great hall. Alice goes back to the table with the key and uses the mushroom to grow to a size that she can reach the key, then to shrink back to the size that she can fit through the door. She goes through the door and at last arrives at the passageway to the garden.

Though the tea party challenges Alice’s understanding of the fundamental concept of time, the Mad Hatter’s answerless riddle reaffirms Wonderland’s unusual sense of order. The riddle seems to have no answer and exists solely to perpetuate confusion and disorder. Some readers have suggested that the riddle does in fact have an answer: Edgar Allen Poe “wrote on” both the subject of a Raven and “wrote on” a physical writing desk. In Wonderland, chaos is the ruling principle, but a strange sense of order still exists. Though riddles need not have answers, language must retain some kind of logic. The Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse point out to Alice that saying what she means and meaning what she says are not the same thing. Alice has said that she cannot take “more” tea because she has not had any yet. However, as the Mad Hatter points out, Alice can indeed take “more” tea even though she has not had any, since “it’s very easy to take more than nothing.” The language games at the tea party underscore the inconsistency of Wonderland, but also imply that the ordering principles that govern Alice’s world are just as arbitrary.

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Answer 2

Justify the title of the story ' A mad Tea party'

• The Unbirthday Party scene from Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland served as the inspiration for the ride's concept. The amount of visitors who experience motion sickness as a result of the ride's spinning component has earned the ride notoriety throughout the years. At Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom, the attraction is known as the Mad Tea Party.
• Confrontation is maybe the most important lesson to take away from the Mad Tea Party. Human contact, especially in a workshop setting, depends on respect and mutual openness between all parties.
• The tea party ends up being a very crazy tea party. Alice, the March Hare, the Mad Hatter, and a Dormouse are present. Except for (maybe) Alice and the drowsy Dormouse, everyone is indeed insane (who is only mad when he is awake). Just in time for tea, which is served at six o'clock, Alice has arrived.

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