The Trial and the Dream

Follow Alice from the rabbit hole to the Queen’s court and back to a sunny riverbank.

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The White Rabbit showed the court a poem that had been found near the tarts.

The King treated its puzzling words as proof against the Knave.

The Queen demanded a sentence before the jury had reached a verdict.

Alice objected because a court should decide what happened first.

Alice called the court a pack of cards, and its angry card soldiers flew toward her.

Their painted faces flashed as they rushed closer.

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Explore this illustrated story at four reading levels. Each level follows the same essential events.

Collection: Chapter books

Retelling: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · Part 5 of 5

For parents: After Carroll’s 1865 novel. The strange encounters, trial and waking from Alice’s dream retain the original order and ending.

Public-domain source: View the recorded source edition