Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
By Grace, Madeline, and Nikki
Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland was a movie made in 1951 by Lewis Carroll. It was Disney's thirteenth film and was shown in New York City.
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Characters in Alice in Wonderland at the Tea Party
Alice
Mad Hatter
Mad Hare
Dormouse
Tea Set at the Tea Party
Tea Pots
Tea Pot Lids
Tea Cups
Plates
Spoons
Bowls
Sugar Bowl
Cream Bowl
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Food and Drinks in or on the tea set
Foods Included-
Toast
Cookies
Salt
Sugar
Pink and White Birthday Cake
Butter
Drinks Included-
Tea
Wine
History About Tea Party Etiquette in Alice in Wonderland
In the 19th century etiquette was very important ,and Lewis Carroll seems to rebel in the area of good manners. In Alice in Wonderland there is a mouse in the tea, Alice comes to the tea party uninvited, the dishes aren't washed, the Mad Hatter and the Hare shout the entire time, and they are all resting their elbows on the table. It is thought that Lewis Carroll wrote the Tea Party Scene in such an unruly manner as to voice his opinion on the food investigating that was being done in the era and how he believed that people should not be so uptight during meals. Lewis Carroll even wrote a humorous satire making fun of Victorian etiquette during tea. Writing the tea party scene was his way of voicing his opinion about how unclean food was during his time and how strict people were when it came to etiquette.
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Ardagh, Philip. Eating and drinking in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. n.d. Web. bl.uk.com
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