Notes for Chapter 10, "The Lobster Quadrille"

- Alice stops herself from saying she has eaten a lobster
  - seems she has finally learned her lesson
    - with the mouse, she kept on about her cat and nearly scared the mouse away
    - with the birds at the caucus race, again she talks about her cat and how she would eat a bird as soon as look at it
- Lobster Quadrille
  - parody of a ballroom dance the Liddell children would have known
- Alice stops herself from saying she has seen a whiting at dinner
- Even though Alice avoids making references to eating animals, the chapter ends with the Mock Turtle singing a song about Turtle Soup

Assignment:


Answer the three questions you came up with for Chapter 10.