Alice's Adventures in Wonderland · Character
Whiting
- Minor
- First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 9
Whiting appears as a wonderfully peculiar fish, caught in a shape that seems to fold its own tail back into its mouth. Crumbs cling to it, giving this small image a comic, almost nursery-rhyme strangeness.
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 9
- Books
- 1
Whiting is mentioned in a verse as a fish with its tail in its mouth, covered in crumbs. The book gives it no further actions or history; its brief appearance is a playful, surreal detail in the Mock Turtle’s recollections.
Description
Whiting is described as a fish with its tail in its mouth and crumbs covering it. No color, size, species details, facial features, or other physical traits are specified. Its unusual curled pose and crumb-covered appearance are the only definite visual marks. Whiting is described as a fish with its tail in its mouth, covered in crumbs. No color, size, scale pattern, or other physical features are specified.
Story so far
BOOK 1Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Appearances
Meet Whiting in Bookworm
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