For this week’s story, I chose to do a tale from the
Looking-Glass unit. I have always adored all of the Alice in Wonderland stories
and decided I wanted to write a story over one of the sections in this story.
After reading them all, I decided to write notes over the Humpty Dumpty
section. I really liked this one because it’s how Alice meets Humpty Dumpty and
their conversations. In this story, Humpty Dumpty is somewhat cranky and just
sitting on the wall; Alice asks him a few questions and with a snarky attitude,
he answers them. I would change this story by switching it around- I would have
Alice sitting on the wall and Humpty walking around and decided to go towards
her and see what she is doing. Alice would be sitting on the wall wishing she
knew how to get down, but could not figure it out. Humpty would be telling her
how to get down, because he had done it before. After both of them spoke, and
tried to figure out how to get Alice down, she ended up falling off. But unlike
Humpty, she would not have broken anything or even hurt herself. After
realizing that falling off of a wall would not hurt her, she would leave the
wall and come back as she pleases. Her and Humpty Dumpty would go on many
adventures together and avoid as many walls as possible. Until one day where
they would reach a wall they could not avoid...
Humpty Dumpty
Bibliography:
This story is part of the Looking-Glass unit. Story source: Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll (1871).
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