chapter+6+Pig+and+Pepper

In chapter 6 alice goes into a house and the house is filled with smoke from one end to another and no one seems to notice, also the dutchess calls her baby a pig. The cook in the house after stirring the soup takes what ever is in her reach and throws it at the dutchess and her baby. The cook just stopped throwing every thing and stirred again and the dutchess nursed the baby and sang it a lulliby and shook it violently after every verse. When alice saw the cat she asked it where to go and it talked backed and told her "that depends a good deal on where you want to get to." After alice talked to the cat it told her that he'll be at the croque game and disapeared in thin air. The cat appeared again and then disappeared again leaving behind it's grin for quit awhile after the rest of its body disappeared. This describes the adult world because it shows that people in the "adult world" do things the way they want them to be done and adults don't care what other people think of them and it also can tell that some adults go over board with getting things there way. It also shows that some adults have a weird way of showing someone they love them or care about them.