For the second part of this week's stories, I chose to do
the section My Own Invention. This story was a little different from the first
section I had chosen because one had to do with a nursery rhyme, while this
section was a little different. I would change this section of the story to
where Alice and Humpty are trying to avoid crossing over the huge wall they
stumbled upon in the first section. When they realized the only way to pass the
wall was to climb over it, they would have a choice to make: either climb over
it, or go back the way they came. They both would talk about it and decide to
very carefully climb over the wall. After a long time of them trying to make it
over the wall, Humpty would slip and fall, luckily for him he would not break
himself, but just knock himself out. Humpty would dream of meeting the Red
King. In his dream, the Red King would send all of his men to try and put
Humpty back together, but in real life he would not be broken. While Humpty was
in a deep coma-like sleep, Alice would be trying to wake him up. She would
remember what Humpty told her about the King coming to fix him if he ever fell,
so she would run off to try and find the King. After finding the King, she
would try and direct him back to her friend who would gone when she returned…
Red King
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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