If you can imagine it, things were even crazier. How is that even possible? I mean, the place was overrun with cards that strutted about as if they had business to attend to and grins that popped up all over the place, sputtering a bunch of useless information. How can that happen in a place where madness is the norm? You wouldn't think that throwing in another oddity would have such an impact on this place, but it did - this oddity was a doosy.
If you must know the entire thing, here it is a nutshell. One day the queen was taking a stroll and got wind of an unbirthday party that Hatter and Hare were throwing - not only that, but upon further interrogation, learned that they had them every other day. Such a wave of infuriation hit her that she banned all public and private celebrations. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, that included tea parties. Hatter and Hare, completely and utterly appauled by this new decree, decided to revolt. Thus, the Tea Wars of Wonderland began.
Hatter seemed so gloomy on this particular day. Her hat was pulled over her misty gray eyes, an unapproachable wreth wallowing in self loathing. Her petal pink lips pressed softly to her cup and she winced upon tasting the bland water, trying her hardest to pretend it was the sweet tea that gave her the caffine fix she needed, and failing miserably. A soft little moan shook her, letting anyone in the vicinity know that she was unhappy.
Even in all of this silliness, Hatter was still beautiful. Her complextion was all peaches and cream with two black diamond tatoos decorating her eyes. Chocolate brown hair was cut shoulder length and flipped out under an extravagant top hat. Her outfit resembled that of a ring master's - a white button-up shirt completely with bow-tie, gold vest, black trousers, and an elaborate red coat.
She heaved a sigh, her boots kicked up on the table, as she traced one of the diamonds with a gloved hand. There was so much running through this woman's daft head that she had to sit and try to relax. Oh, how she wished something pleasant would come strolling trought Wonderland. Alas, ever the pessimist, she highly doubted it.
If you must know the entire thing, here it is a nutshell. One day the queen was taking a stroll and got wind of an unbirthday party that Hatter and Hare were throwing - not only that, but upon further interrogation, learned that they had them every other day. Such a wave of infuriation hit her that she banned all public and private celebrations. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, that included tea parties. Hatter and Hare, completely and utterly appauled by this new decree, decided to revolt. Thus, the Tea Wars of Wonderland began.
Hatter seemed so gloomy on this particular day. Her hat was pulled over her misty gray eyes, an unapproachable wreth wallowing in self loathing. Her petal pink lips pressed softly to her cup and she winced upon tasting the bland water, trying her hardest to pretend it was the sweet tea that gave her the caffine fix she needed, and failing miserably. A soft little moan shook her, letting anyone in the vicinity know that she was unhappy.
Even in all of this silliness, Hatter was still beautiful. Her complextion was all peaches and cream with two black diamond tatoos decorating her eyes. Chocolate brown hair was cut shoulder length and flipped out under an extravagant top hat. Her outfit resembled that of a ring master's - a white button-up shirt completely with bow-tie, gold vest, black trousers, and an elaborate red coat.
She heaved a sigh, her boots kicked up on the table, as she traced one of the diamonds with a gloved hand. There was so much running through this woman's daft head that she had to sit and try to relax. Oh, how she wished something pleasant would come strolling trought Wonderland. Alas, ever the pessimist, she highly doubted it.