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-Was born in Daresbury on January 27, 1832.
-Studied mathematics at Christ Church College
-In 1861 he was ordained a deacon, but he would never take higher orders.
-Falling ill with bronchitis, he died in Guildford on 14 January 1898
He wrote some mathematical books like:
A book that later became famous and originally published in 1865 is "Alice's adventures in Wonderland"
The story has two localities:
-the real world
-the imaginary or dream world
- members of the Mad Tea Party.
- He occasionally is very rude and provokes Alice during the tea party
-Although everybody calls him ‘the Mad Hatter’, Lewis Carroll never actually called him that in the story. He just referred to him as ‘the Hatter’.
-Carroll may have asked Tenniel to draw the Mad Hatter to resemble Theophilus Carter, a furniture dealer near Oxford.
-The Queen of Hearts rules over Wonderland
-She is violent, authoritative and dominant.
- She likes to play croquet with live flamingoes and hedgehogs as mallets and balls
- is nervous and always in a hurry.
-he is confident enough about himself to contradict the King of Hearts.
-Dean Liddell, Alice’s father, might have been an inspiration for the White Rabbit.
-Main character of the story
-She is a seven-year-old English girl
- polite, well raised and interested in others
-based on a real girl, called Alice Liddell
-he teaches Alice the ‘rules’ of Wonderland
-He gives her insight in how things work down there.
-he is rather strict and not very friendly
-He teaches her how to change size by eating the mushroom
-the original illustrations are black-and-white, in the text the Caterpiller is described as being blue (‘a large blue caterpillar’).