Alice In Wonderland: Lewis Carroll

Alice In Wonderland
Novel By: Lewis Carroll
The scene of the lord's court. There are the King, Queen and other lawful officers a court continuing is going on. The hatter is getting the lord's court in light of the fact that the warming is acquired the ruler's court on the grounds that the header should have carried out a wrongdoing. 

He is all that much apprehensive and unnerved. The ruler is debilitating the hatter to execute, on the off chance that he is not ready to present proof to legitimize that he has not perpetrated any wrongdoing. The hatter turns out to be more anxious and scared. Out of anxiety he trembles everywhere on his body as the radiator is not ready to continue any proof, the March Hare, Dormouse and Guinea Pigs has said as much. The time has come to close the court. Hatter is sans set and he doesn't get any discipline. The ruler is undermining the hatter since he has the power to execute and he is gloating of his power. We get an exceptionally negative impression of the ruler. He is the overbearing lord.