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I noticed that there was a very widespread amount and kind of characters.

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The characters were introduced in a unique tone.

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The characters were introduced in a unique tone.

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Example: The Mad Hatter was first introduced when he was spotted by Alice. It made us curious to see what or who he was.
~NC

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He is someone who likes to express things in word/literature

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There were different aspects of math put in the book that you would not usually see

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I learned that ferrets could make their body become longer and not so bunched up.

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I learned that ferrets could make their body become longer and not so bunched up.

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~NC

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i learned about really weird math concepts

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The characters were somewhat related to real event. An example is there actually were mad hatters and Alice is based of a real person he knew. 

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The characters were somewhat related to real event. An example is there actually were mad hatters and Alice is based of a real person he knew. 

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Ha! If they were liquid then it would have been drank up by some thing long ago

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i learned about really weird science concepts

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i learned about really weird science concepts

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Lewis Carroll is the author of this story/novel/book.

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Lewis Carroll is the author of this story/novel/book.

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He was born in 1832.
~NC

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there are many funny characters relavent to the story

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the book is about new mathmatical and scientifcal concepts at the time lewis carrol wrote this book

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Duh

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Don't tell your siblings what dream you had. It might be dangerous.

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Uh, I don't really have anything else to say here...

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Uh, I don't really have anything else to say here...

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~NC

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I also found out that the author secretly put math into the book.
~NC

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The book was originally called something else.

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The book was originally called something else.

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It was called "Alice in Elf Land." before getting published.

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Alice was the daughter of Carroll's boss: Henry Liddell, the dean of Christ Church College at Oxford, where Carroll taught mathematics.

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At least according to legend: In the book, Carroll alludes to the pivotal boat trip by putting the participants into the story as birds. He was the Dodo, named after his real last name, Dodgson. The author had a documented tendency to stammer, and the story is that he would introduce himself as "Do-do-dogson.