The Alice Confusion: Chapter 4

Chapter 4:

In chapter 4, Alice follows the rabbit to a house, where he believes she in Maryann, the maid. He sent Maryann (Alice) in the house to find his gloves, but instead she found another bottle that said ‘DRINK ME’. When she drunk the bottle, she began to get big again and semi-scared the white rabbit.  Throughout the whole story of ‘Alice and the Wonderland’, each character relates to a sentence in their own ways whether it was a simple, compound, complex, or compound/complex sentence. A simple sentence is a independent clause meaning that it stands alone and it doesn’t need help  from anyone or anything else. For example Tim Duncan does not need help at all and is very independent. Tim Duncan was on a team by himself  and that season he had gotten a ring. A compound is two independent clauses joined by a conjunction. This reminds me of our Alice and the Wonderland’ project itself because of our real life connection combining. Each group member is independent and we each choose the real life connection that we want but we combine our connections together with different conjunctions to make it ..