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Mad Hatter Quotes

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The Mad Hatter is a character most people know. When Alice finds herself in Wonderland he is the one who helps her to defeat the Red Queen and kill the Jabberwocky. HIs whimsical attitude and appearance is portrayed the entire time, giving the impression that he’s gone “mad.” The Mad Hatter has a unique style. His skin, hair, and nails are colored the way they are due to Mercury poisoning. His nails are yellow, and his hair turned curly, frizzy, and orange. His skin turned white, but his eyes have blue and red rims. HIs eyes are turquoise on one side and lavender on the other. The Hatter’s apparel speaks on many levels. An unbuttoned, olive green waist coat hangs over his shoulders with a pink handkerchief peeking out of his pocket.

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