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Alice And The Wonderland Mood Analysis
In my opinion of the story Alice and the Wonderland mood is that there are a couple. First off an important mood shown throughout the story is curious. Alice continued no throughout the story wanting to see what was ahead. With this mood the writer was able to expand the story and brings its magic to the story. Another mood is mysterious. In the story you were never sure what would lie ahead. An example is when the text explained that as Alice fell through the hole she had no idea where she was going. Every time Alice walks the reader doesn’t know what new magical thing she is going to find. The third mood which in this story shows is child-like innocent. In the story Alice never thought of anything negative or the consequences. In the begging

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