Not like cats " cried the Mouse in a shrill passionate voice. "Would you like cats if you were me
The Mouse in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland expresses strong disdain for cats, exclaiming passionately, "Not like cats." This highlights its negative view of feline creatures and sets a tone of aversion towards cats within the story.
Furthermore, the Mouse questions whether anyone would like cats if they were in its position, emphasizing its dislike and perhaps a broader commentary on the nature or behavior of cats. Carroll's story uses such dialogues to create vivid character personalities and evoke curiosity in readers.
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