What do you think Trixie meant by “Aggle flaggle klabble”? What about “Blaggle plabble”? “Wumpy flappy”? “Snurp”? Why couldn’t Trixie’s Dad couldn’t understand what Trixie meant when she spoke? How do we know we understand each other? Do we need words in order to communicate? Do we mean the same things when we say the … Knuffle Bunny
Alice notices that the Dormouse is being used as a cushion by the March Hare and the Hatter. She thinks to herself, “Very uncomfortable for the Dormouse, only, as it’s asleep, I suppose it doesn’t mind.” Can you be uncomfortable when you are asleep? Can things bother you when you are asleep? Does what happens … Alice in Wonderland – “A Mad Tea Party”
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