The New Hatter

Plot After her interaction with Walt Disney, Kelsey steps through the door and plunges into the mysterious Kingdom. Kelsey falls through a rabbit hole and winds up in Wonderland. She drops in (literally) on one of The Mad Hatter and March Hare's many un-birthdays. After several failed attempts to gain information about her  cousin's whereabouts, the tea party dissolves into chaos. In an attempt, to change the subject, The Mad Hatter asks Kelsey the famous riddle, "Why is a Raven like a Writing Desk?" Annoyed, Kelsey gives him the correct answer, "Because Edgar Allen Poe wrote on both of them." The Mad Hatter and March Hare suddenly become very excited and declare that she is the now the craziest person in Wonderland because no one has been crazy enough to answer the riddle correctly for years. The Mad Hatter presents Kelsey with his green hat and then disappears with the March Hare. Kelsey does not want the title but keeps the hat once she discovers that it has the ability to hold an inifinite amount of items regardless of size. Kelsey continues down the path until she comes across The Cheshire Cat. After another bout of bantering, The Cat reveals a shortcut to a mysterious desert that Emma has passed through. Kelsey leaves Wonderland and travels across the desert on her search for Emma.

Quotes
THE CHESHIRE CAT: "Well, well, well. We have a new hatter."

KELSEY: "I'm only in it for the fashion."

Non-Disney References
-Kelsey answers the riddle with a reference to Edgar Allen Poe, the first of many literary greats that Kelsey references throughout the series. Edgar Allen Poe was a horror author who wrote the poem The Raven. Which explains her answer to the riddle.

-At one point, the Chesire Cat asks if she's looking for a white rabbit. Kelsey says that if she wanted one she would go to Walmart around Easter.