... allows a reader to come of agreeing, "she [the queen] is an alarming creation, ugly, sadistic, aggressive, and ridiculously moralistic" (Howes 120). The third and final theme to the novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, are the phallic symbols that are ever so visually portrayed. This is due to the fact that as Carroll revolted against the government via his novel he didn't wish to ... become queen" are not entirely as poetic as who would hope and are instead expressions of sexual frustration (Bloom 66). Many critics believe that the "Duchess's walking close to Alice and poking her c...

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